I want to live a peaceful life

Author: Rikito Taniguchi
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: In Japanese language learning tools, there are two striking definitions of "Rikito" in the lexicon. One is "a reckless person," and the other is particularly vulgar, meaning "a lecherous person." I believe that future editions of related dictionaries will undoubtedly add another definition: "Rikito is the pen name of the Japanese female writer Keiko Taniguchi." Rikito Taniguchi, the "Queen of the Internet," has won a prestigious essay award. The author's story of youth and literary exploration. This book was first published in 2000 and won the Women's Public Essay Art Award. The author describes it as a "unique answer to the homework of youth," so this book can be seen as the author's story of youth and literary exploration. With a lively and engaging style, the book depicts the author's upbringing in an environment lacking love. As a girl, she fell deeply in love with literature, ran away from home to pursue independence, and felt deeply moved in her travels. After the advent of the internet era, she boldly expressed herself through electronic letters and achieved fame overnight. It is a heartfelt collection of essays by the literary Cinderella of the internet era.