Although Wang Yongan is a small butterfly, this little butterfly can also change the future, but at this time he once again encountered an embarrassing choice - the Japanese Army Non-commissioned Officer School is charged, and the price is not low. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info Wang Yongan also planned to be classmates with Jiang Fangzhen, Yan Xishan, Cai Yi, Liangbi and others, but it was delayed because of the problem of money.

Wang Yongan learned that although the Qing government rehabilitated the Wang family in Yangzhou, it did not compensate his family, so he had no choice but to be self-reliant. Later, he himself saw that the Japanese Army Non-commissioned Officer School now implements the method of teaching Chinese and Japanese cadets separately, and the Japanese instructors teach the Japanese cadets combat skills, but teach the Chinese cadets revolutionary ideas and incite them to return to China to rebel.

Chinese students could not learn real skills at the Japanese Army Non-commissioned Officer School in the later period, so General Huaxiaguo, who graduated from the Japanese Army Non-commissioned Officer School during the Anti-Japanese War, saw the Japanese classmates who also graduated from the Japanese Army Non-commissioned Officer School and were defeated repeatedly.

Of course, more importantly, the Japanese Army Non-commissioned Officer School trains non-commissioned officers, not commanders, and if you want to learn real skills, you have to go to the Japanese Katayama Army Non-commissioned Officer School.

The main reason is that Katayama Military Academy does not charge tuition......

But Wang Yongan went to the Katayama Military Academy only to find that there were no foreigners there, so Wang Yongan had no choice but to cut off the idea of reporting to the military academy, and worked to earn money to raise money to go home, and at the same time to adapt to his identity.

At this time, the Russo-Japanese War broke out, and Japan fell into a feverish nationalist mood, and the Chinese in Japan were cautious for fear of provoking the fanatical youth of Japan.

The result of the Russo-Japanese War was that the Qing Dynasty was occupied by Japan in Northeast China, and finally under the negotiations of Germany, France, the United States and Britain, the Qing Kingdom spent money to buy land in Northeast China, which made the Chinese patriotic youth in Japan even more indignant, and some young people even expressed their determination to overthrow the Manchu government. He witnessed how the Japanese looked down on the Chinese in this era and called them the Shina pig.

Wang Yongan felt helpless and powerless, so he began to study Japanese carefully, and after more than a year of study and experience, he finally mastered the Japanese language proficiently, and then he began to write articles for Japanese newspapers to earn manuscript fees. He liked the work of an unlucky Japanese writer, Murakami Muraki, who had been kicked out of the door several times before the Nobel Prize for Literature......

His favorite is Murakami Murakami's novel "Norwegian Wood", as a famous Japanese romance novel, "Norwegian Wood" reveals the Japanese kind of resolute thinking and deranged neuroticism.

Chinese people have never been able to appreciate the innate desperation and loneliness of the Japanese, and as people born in the kingdom of the Celestial Empire, they can appreciate the unique death culture of Japan that has been born from the threat of earthquakes and death all the time, even if Chinese appreciate the beauty of Japan, they cannot truly appreciate it.

Therefore, Wang Yongan decided to submit an article in the newspaper, copying "Norwegian Wood" by Murakamimura Muraki, he gave himself a pen name, called Tunshang Tunren, renamed "Norwegian Forest" as "Tokyo Love Story", and submitted it to the novel edition of "Asahi Shimbun" in Tokyo, Japan.

At first, the "Tokyo Love Story" of the people of Tun Shangtun was incompatible with the fanatical Japanese militarism of 1906, full of desperate young men and women, and the story of infatuated men and women. In the eyes of the Japanese, who have a literacy rate of 60%, it is very difficult to watch such a story. However, a month after the serialization, Princess Yako, the daughter of Emperor Taisho of Japan, wrote a review to the newspaper, which immediately sparked heated discussions.

The people of Tun Shang Tun became popular all of a sudden, and drove the entire circle of Japanese ladies to start reading his works.

The newspaper then began to write to the people of Tunshangtun, hoping that he would be able to sign a contract, and informed him that Princess Yako wanted to meet him, and even the University of Tokyo in Japan sent him an invitation.

Wang Yongan just wants to make some money and return to China, where will he really be a Japanese, he doesn't want to be scolded by the Chinese as a traitor literati after a hundred years, and he knows the ink in his stomach, it is just a matter of being a copyist, if he shows up and is asked, he will definitely be exposed.

So Wang Yongan refused all opportunities to show up under the pretext of "happy and quiet, not annoying", and just honestly accepted the manuscript fee.

After the serialization of "Tokyo Love Story", the Asahi Shimbun newspaper hoped that the people of Tun Shang Tun would write a novel that reflected the current militaristic fervor, and they were willing to buy it at a high price.

Wang Yongan refused, and a "Tokyo Love Story" made him earn more than 5,000 yen before and after, which was enough for him to return to China. When Wang Yongan was about to leave, the Tokyo Daily somehow found his address and asked him to write a novel, 30,000 yen each.

In 1906, 30,000 yen was equivalent to 30,000 taels of silver, and after a little hesitation, he decided to write another novel by Murakami, "Meet a 100% Girl", to the Tokyo Daily. Subsequently, Tunshan Tunren's new work "Meet a 100% Girl" began to be serialized in Tokyo Daily, but unlike "Tokyo Love Story", this time the pen name of Tunshan Tunren has a certain reputation.

Princess Miko once again gave Tun Shang Tun people a momentum, and there was a craze for reading Tun Shang Tun people's novels in the Japanese women's circle, and even many people looked for Tun Shang Tun people everywhere.

Wang Yongan didn't want to reveal his identity, so he went into hiding, and finally had to disguise himself as a middle-aged man in his forties, hiding in the most chaotic slum area in Tokyo with a fake beard.

After "Meet a 100% Girl", the Asahi Shimbun newspaper asked the people of Tun Shang Tun for 35,000 yen, Wang Yongan wanted to make money from Little Japan, and wanted to return to China on the other, and after hesitating, he sold Murakami Murakami's "Dance Dance Dance" to the Asahi Shimbun with "Tokyo Love Story 2" after a slight modification. In "Tokyo Love Story 2", the male protagonist is also the male protagonist of "Tokyo Love Story", Toru Watanabe, this time he comes to the seaside inn of a dolphin hotel, and starts with falling in love with a thirteen-year-old girl "Yukiko......

Wang Yongan found a situation in Japan that made him envious and jealous, although the Japanese were fanatical, they respected the literati very much, and gave enough treatment to literature, not only because of his manuscript fees, but also because people worshiped the gods of the "Tun Shang Tun people".

Starting from the Japanese ladies circle, gradually, the Tunshangtun people are becoming more and more well-known and accepted, and many universities have sent invitations to the Tunshangtun people, hoping that he can go to the school to teach students literature and promote Japanese culture. It's just that the people of Tun Shang Tun have always seen the beginning and the end, and even the tabloid reporters can't find him.

On the other hand, Wang Yongan became more and more deeply uneasy, and hid in Tibet every day for fear of being discovered. His worries were nothing more than two things, one was that he was Chinese, and the other was that he was only a copyist, and he was simply incapable of writing Japanese novels. So after earning about 300,000 yen, at this time, Japan's victory over Tsarist Russia, the whole of Japan fell into a carnival, and the morale of the whole country rose, so someone proposed to the Japanese emperor that during the Russo-Japanese War, the whole country (Japan) should tighten their belts to support the war, and at the same time, the article of the Tun Shang Tun people gave the Japanese in distress - especially the women very strong spiritual support, and the empire should award the Tun Shang Tun people the Imperial Order of the First Class.

But at this time, Tunshangtun disappeared, and his whereabouts became a mystery in Japan, also known as a great regret in the Japanese literary world, and later it was speculated that he may have committed suicide because he liked to be quiet, and the whole of Japan seemed to be looking for him, so he could not be quiet.

And as Wang Yongan quietly wrote a suicide note under the pen name Tunshang Tunren and published it in the Tokyo Daily, the entire Japanese literary world shook again.

In December 1908, Princess Miko followed the Tunshangtun people to commit suicide by throwing herself into the sea, which shocked Japan and the world even more, and in the following year, more than 500 literary young people emulated the "Tunshangtun people committed suicide by throwing themselves into the sea".

Wang Yongan didn't expect that because he cheated to death, he actually indirectly killed more than 500 Japanese......

In order to commemorate the people of Tunshangtun, Emperor Meiji of Japan immediately established the Tunshangtun Humanities Literature Award to reward Japanese writers, and the winner of the first Tunshangtun Humanities Literature Award is a person named Summer Soseki.

Wang Yongan, who was stabbed to death, had already set off for China, took a Japanese cruise ship from the port of Nagasaki to pass through the Japanese-occupied Lushun, and then transferred to the German-occupied Qingdao, and was reborn abroad for more than three years, and finally returned to China -- the Great Qing Kingdom at this time.