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Hi!
Japanese language and culture student in university in China.
Language enthusiast, mainly Slavic languages as well as broadly Indo-European languages; our neighboring languages like Korean and Japanese since we have a lot of relations linguistically with each other.
Interested in Eastern European culture, want to dive into it more.
Grazhdanskaya Oborona
Corn Wave
Molchat Doma
Mr.Children
Surf Curse
Favorite Movies
Taxi Driver
Favorite Books
Not specifically but for examples like classical Chinese literature and Japanese literature in the period of Mēiji and Daishō, also Russian and Polish literature.
To make life happy, one must love its smallest trivialities.
The light of clouds, the rustling of bamboo, the cries of sparrows in a flock, the faces of passersby—
in every one of life’s minor, everyday details, one must feel a supreme sweetness.
To make life happy, one must also suffer in those same trivialities.
The light of clouds, the rustling of bamboo, the cries of sparrows in a flock, the faces of passersby—
in every one of life’s minor, everyday details, one must feel the torment of hell itself.