The Blue Wolf
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A good fit for
- 喜欢日本历史小说与亚洲题材文学的读者
- 对成吉思汗、蒙古帝国史感兴趣的历史爱好者
- 希望从文学视角而非纯史料理解人物内心的读者
- 偏爱篇幅适中、叙事沉稳的传记体小说的读者
Not a good fit for
- 期待严谨学术断代与史料考据的纯史学研究者
- 希望读到轻快爽朗征战场面和爽文的读者
Reading tips
- 先读一读蒙古高原部族格局的简单背景，能更快进入人物关系。
- 注意“苍狼”意象与血统疑云的反复出现，它贯穿全书，是理解主人公的关键。
- 可将征服战争的叙述与其内心独白对照阅读，体会作者对英雄与暴力的双重视角。
- 读后可延伸阅读井上靖《敦煌》《楼兰》等作品，感受其西域题材的整体风格。
About the publisher
Shanghai Translation Publishing House is a Chinese publisher oriented mainly toward translation and publishing. Its publications cover foreign literature, world classics and classic works, as well as social culture, folk literature and classical poetry. The database contains 2,618 titles, including Never Let Me Go, Les Misérables (2 volumes), Don Quixote (illustrated collector's edition), The Complete Comedies of Molière (4 volumes), The Complete Novels of Kafka (3 volumes), The Collected Works of Dostoevsky (9-volume set), Reason and Persons, and Oedipus Rex (Translation Classics). Its author resources include foreign writers such as Kazuo Ishiguro, Victor Hugo, Cervantes and Molière, as well as translators such as Zheng Kelu, Sun Jiameng, Li Jianwu and Zhang Kun. The publisher has brands such as "Translation Classics Selections" and "Translation Documentary," and emphasizes translated works in foreign literature and the humanities and social sciences, while also publishing bilingual dictionaries and foreign-language educational books. Public information is limited; the above is based on the book information in the database.
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About the author
Yasushi Inoue (1907–1991) was a Japanese writer and poet, born in Asahikawa, Hokkaido. A graduate of Kyoto University's Department of Philosophy, he worked as a reporter for the Mainichi Shimbun and won the Akutagawa Prize in 1950 for The Bullfight. His works span fiction and travel writing, with representative titles including Dunhuang, Loulan, Confucius, and The Wind and Fire. Many of his works draw on the history of China's western regions, and his measured prose is notable for its historical atmosphere and psychological depth. He long devoted himself to Sino-Japanese cultural exchange, served as chairman of the Japan-China Cultural Exchange Association, visited China 27 times, and received the Order of Culture in 1976. The collection includes 14 of his works, among them The Ice Wall, The Wind and Fire, Travels in the Western Regions, Wind and Waves, and a series of legendary women's novels, covering foreign literature and quality fiction.
