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Understanding of the lack of human nature in Osamu Dazai's novels
The disqualified author wrote the novel in the form of a self-report. His main idea is not extreme decadence, but a misunderstanding of his sins. In his time, Japan was defeated. Although he did not participate in it as a soldier before his death, he also sent comfort to the Japanese people in the war in the form of words. In his opinion, he is also a guilty man. The more he sees through his sins, the more merciful his behavior will be to others. At the end of the book, there is a passage in which the proprietress describes the hero in the book like this: "It's all his father's fault." She casually said, "Ye, whom we know, is honest and clever. If you don't drink, you can't. Even if you drink, you are a good boy like a god. " An ironic ending, but not abrupt.

Although I feel that I have lost my qualification to be a man, the deeper my sin, the deeper my love.

This is my own opinion. If you think you want to know more about this work, you can look at the documents of the Qing Dynasty and the documentaries specially introduced by Japan for this novel and the life of this work, and you will gain a lot.

Finally, I send you a classic sentence: happiness will sink to the bottom of the sad river and glow slightly, just like placer gold.