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Kazuo ishiguro is a Japanese-born English novelist.

1954165438+1October 8th, kazuo ishiguro was born in Nagasaki. 1960 moved to Britain with his family, graduated from Kent University and the University of East Anglia, and 1982 obtained British citizenship.

From 65438 to 0983, he began to publish novels, the main works of which are Mountain Colors, Ukiyo-e Painters and The Long Day Will Come to an End.

He has won the Booker Prize in 1989, the Knights of Nobel Prize in Literature in 20 17, order of the british empire and French literature and art, and is called "the three outstanding English literary immigrants" together with Lucidi and Naipaul.

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Brief introduction of kazuo ishiguro's works:

1, "Mountain View"

This book describes a widow, Zi Yue, who lives in Britain, who recalls her life in Nagasaki after the war because her eldest daughter committed suicide. The works are novel in content and exquisite in form.

The language is pure and attached, and the technique is simple and light; The surface is calm, the heart is rough, and the handwriting is empty, but it can penetrate the back of the paper, indicating that it is low.

2. Ukiyo-e painter

The painter Floating World is a novel by kazuo ishiguro, a British Japanese novelist. The protagonist of the novel appears as a patient with imperial depression. During the war, he clung to the outdated values in his heart, and only they understood that their souls could no longer be at peace.

Japan in the Ukiyo-e is not the real Japan, but the Japan created by the author to meet the writing needs.

What kazuo ishiguro is really interested in is those who devote themselves to something. They firmly believe that they have made great contributions to their careers and beliefs. However, in the end, they found that "social subversion" made what they were proud of become a shame.

The painter "A Floating World" depicts all kinds of betrayals, which seem to reveal the special cultural mechanism contained in the Japanese special response to failure.

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