Akutagawa Ryunosuke

On March 1, the 25th year of Meiji (1892), Ryunosuke Akutagawa was born in Tokyo. His surname was Shinhara. He was the son of a milkman. His biological mother gave birth to him at the age of 32. Ryunosuke was born in Hachome, Ibufunachi, Tokyo (now Chuo-ku, Tokyo) as the eldest son of Shinhara Shinhara (a native of Yamaguchi Prefecture, who ran the dairy industry). Because he was born in the morning, the moon, the sun, the moon, the sun, the name is Longzhijie.

He devoted himself to writing short stories and wrote more than 150 short stories in his short life. His short stories are short in length, with novel materials, novel plots and even bizarre. The work focuses on social ugliness, but rarely makes direct comments. Instead, it only uses cold writing and concise and powerful language to state it, which makes readers deeply feel its ugliness, thus demonstrating its high artistic appeal. Its representative works such as "In the Bamboo Grove"(adapted into the movie "Rashomon") have become a world-wide classic.

In 1950, the famous Japanese director Akira Kurosawa combined Akira Akutagawa's work "In the Bamboo Grove" and "Rashomon" into one and adapted it into the film "Rashomon", which won multiple awards internationally and made Japanese films go global. Since then,"Rashomon" has become synonymous with the Chinese-speaking region for complicated and confusing incidents with different opinions from all parties.