What story does Memoirs of a Geisha tell?

Chiyoko was born in a poor family in a small Japanese fishing village. She and her sister Zuo Jin spent a happy childhood in poverty. However, Chiyoko inherited her mother's unique eyes-translucent gray eyes.

This is an eye color that can never be seen in Japan, so it is doomed that she is different, but it is this pair of beautiful and unique glasses that laid an important foundation for Chiyoko's future success.

When Chiyoko was young, he didn't understand this. She just naively thought that someone had dug a hole in her eye and sucked up all the ink in it, so she was a little unhappy.

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Sometimes when crossing Park Avenue, I suddenly have a strange feeling, as if everything around me is so strange. The yellow taxi is driving steadily, and the woman who honks her horn and carries her handbag will see a little Japanese old lady standing on the corner wearing a kimono, and her face will also show curiosity.

But then again, wouldn't I be surprised if I went back to the old-age town? If Tanaka hadn't taken me away from the drunken mansion, I never believed that life would be a battle at a young age.

But now I know that the ebb and flow of our world is not constant. No matter what kind of struggle and success, no matter what kind of pain and tempering, it will soon penetrate into the waves, just like ink and pigment spilled on paper.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Memoirs of a Geisha (Novel by Arthur Gordon)