After reading "The Wandering Moon" | The two redeem each other and live!

After reading Nagi Yoshio's novel "The Wandering Moon", I have a feeling that the facts we see and the facts we think are the truth? And reinforce these so-called "rights" to the so-called victims? Make him or her feel like he or she is actually a victim.

And a seemingly kind "I'm for you!" Is it really good for the other party?

"The Wandering Moon" is like an introduction at the waist of the book, a brand-new interpersonal relationship written by the author. The two protagonists snuggle with each other, but it is not love, nor is it like family affection, but two people can survive only with the existence of each other.

The protagonist, Gengsha, was born in a free family, but the free and uninhibited character of his parents is very different from traditional Japanese society and seems out of tune. Also cultivate a deviant behavior or thinking daughter Gengsha. For example, Gengsha's parents will start drinking at noon, and they are not shy about drinking in front of underage Gengsha, and if Gengsha asks for ice cream for lunch, it is also allowed. But this kind of behavior seems too strange to outsiders.

But the beautiful days of Gengsha stopped at the age of 9. Her father died suddenly, and her mother couldn't accept her new boyfriend. Soon after she said goodbye, she disappeared forever in Gengsha's world. After that, Gengsha lived in her aunt's house and depended on others. Be cautious in her words and deeds, let herself follow the rules, force herself to integrate into the normal society, and wear a mask to be a person, she is not happy.

• In today's society, although it is said that it is becoming more and more civilized and free, it feels that we do not have much freedom. The freedom I am talking about is of course without breaking the law. Everyone is forced to abide by the transparent social rules given by the society. If it goes wrong, it will be seen as strange. Now the more civilized society, the feeling should be more tolerant and accepting of all differences. You don't have to look at people differently. But you will find that today's society is more conservative.

Gengsha meets a lolicon in the park. It is not easy to say that there is a 19-year-old college student named Zuobowen who is a pedophile. Gengsha follows Zuobowen home. Although Zuobowen is said to be a lolicon, he is a person who listens to his mother and lives by the rules. His mother follows the parenting book to teach Zuobowen, and he follows, and something better appears to break his law-abiding life, such as Also eat ice cream for lunch or dinner, and order pizza for takeout.

Although Zuobowen sometimes kept staring at Better, but he did not do anything too much, and Better felt that he was enjoying such a free life and didn't want to go back to his aunt's house at all. But two months later, they were still found. Zuo Bowen was arrested and sent to kindergarten. Their world is more well-known in the world, the "Girls' Family Kidnapping Case", and the positive story begins 15 years later. …

"The Wandering Moon" is not a happy book, it is a very heavy and dark book for me to read, but it also describes how the male and female protagonists cling to each other and find a peace of mind in each other to accompany and live. courage.

The novels tell stories of abandoned young children, pedophilia, abduction, sexual assault and domestic violence. It is a novel full of social problems.

Each protagonist has his own dark story, and even better is the victim, but it was not Zuobowen who hurt her, but all kinds of remarks on the Internet. Everyone thought they were protecting her and doing her good, but they looked at her differently. . I think many of us are like this, but this makes it more difficult for each other to integrate into society, and it will make themselves more closed.

Reading "The Wandering Moon" also made me think, is the so-called truth, what we see, the real truth? Perhaps behind some of the truths we think, there are "true truths" that have been ignored, whether intentionally or by our specific impressions, negligence, and ignorance. Some people and things have been wronged. I saw an author who commented on this novel on the Internet wrote that it is very appropriate that there is no so-called truth, but a different perspective brought by identity.