I'm A Cat

"e;I"e; am a cat, a cat with thoughts and souls. The owner of "e;I"e; seems to work hard, but at heart he is a stubborn, pedantic and lofty man, who is often laughed at by his neighbors. Master often gets together with his friends-Mi Ting, Han Yue, Du Xian and others to discuss some unrealistic and meaningless things, which makes "e;I"e; feel absurd and ridiculous. "e;I"e; have also seen all kinds of people: snobbish "e;big nose"e;, vicious capitalists, greedy neighbors ... in my eyes, everything is ugly. I'm a Cat is the representative work of Natsume Soseki, a Japanese "e;great national writer"e;. The novel tells the story from the perspective of a cat and describes the daily life of the cat owner and his friends in detail. It is humorous, ingenious and distinctive. The novel shows the empty spiritual world of the intellectuals in Meiji society, exposes the thoughts and lives of the petty bourgeoisie, has a bright color of irony, and has a far-reaching influence in the history of Japanese literature.