Author: Cai Zhen
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Guo Moruo once wrote in the preface to his autobiography, "I saw an era through myself," "What I wrote was such a society that gave birth to such a person, or I could also say that such a life existed in such an era." Indeed, in a specific historical period that has gradually receded, Guo Moruo's life in Japan was not only a segment of his personal experiences but also witnessed a side of the relationship between two nations during that time, and more importantly, the exchange between two cultures in that era. However, it was also a period intertwined with love and hatred, joy and sorrow. Twenty years of life's vicissitudes left behind countless bitter, resentful, and even deeply ingrained pains that remain unresolved.
Guo Moruo in Japan: A Journey Across Cultural Borders
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