The Man Crawling upon the Earth is a story set in Taiwan during the Japanese occupation. The five-year old boy Chen Kei-min is adopted into a mountain village shopkeeper's family.
◎Zhang Wen-huan is one of the foremost writers of Taiwanese literature during the Japanese colonial period. The Man Crawling upon the Earth is a novel he wrote in Japanese after a 30-year hiatus.
◎The Man Crawling upon the Earth is a story set in Taiwan during the Japanese occupation. The five-year old boy Chen Kei-min is adopted into a mountain village shopkeeper's family.
◎With humor and humanistic understanding, the author Zhang Wen-huan pictures the people’s traditional way of life marked by annual festivities.
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作者：Zhang Wen-huan 張文環 ／ 譯者：Zhang Jo Yu-yuan 張玉園 出版社：白象文化 出版日期：2024-09-01 語言：英文 規格：平裝 / 556頁 / 14.8 x 21 x 2.5 cm / 普通級/ 部份全彩 / 初版  共 2 筆 → 查價格、看圖書介紹
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張文環
張文環，台灣日治時期的重要小說家、雜誌編輯。出生於嘉義縣梅山鄉。 1927年赴日本岡山中學就讀，再入東洋大學文學部。1933年畢業後與王白淵、巫永福等人組織「台灣藝術研究會」，發行純文學雜誌《福爾摩沙》。又與王井泉、林博秋、呂赫若等人組織「厚生演劇研究會」。1941年與王井泉、中山侑等人創辦《台灣文學》。張文環在戰前、戰後均熱心地方政治，1944年出任台中州大里莊長，1946年當選第一屆台中縣參議員，1947年代理能高區署長，228事件後對政治失望。
張文環作品多取材於台灣風土，現實主義手法厚重樸實，代表作《夜猿》曾獲皇民奉公會台灣文學獎，小說《閹雞》曾由劇作家林摶秋改編為舞台劇，在台北「永樂座」演出。編輯及創作上的活力，使他在戰時本土文壇有相當影響力。戰後，因政治氣氛而停止寫作。
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圖書名稱：The Man Crawling upon the Earth
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Zhang Wen-huan 張文環
Zhang Wen-huan (張文環), 1909-1978, was born in Daiping Chun, in the present Taiping Community, Meishan, Chiayi County Taiwan, He completed his secondary education in Okayama Prefecture, Japan and went on to study literature at Tōyō University. In 1932, he formed a research group on Taiwanese literature with other foreign students in Tokyo and launched the magazine Formosa. His story “Father’s Face” 「父の顔」(1943) was selected as an outstanding work by the Japanese magazine Chūō-kōron (中央公論).
Zhang married Sadakane Namiko (Zhang Fumei) in Tokyo. He returned to Taiwan in 1937. In the following year, he became the editor of Taiwanese Literature 《台灣文學》. He attended the East Asia Literature Conference in Tokyo in 1942 and was awarded by the Japanese Imperial Administration for Night Ape 《夜猿》(1942). His story The Capon 《閹雞》was adapted for the stage by Lin Tuang-qiu (林槫秋) and performed in Taipei in 1943.
In 1944, Zhang moved to Taichung and became the county’s first senator. After the 228 Incident of 1947, he stopped writing for nearly 30 years. While managing Sun Moon Lake Tourist Hotel, he completed his novel The Man Crawling upon the Earth 《地に這うもの》, which was published in Japan in 1975.
Passing away in his sleep from heart failure in February, 1978, at the age of seventy, he left his novel A Lamp on the Horizon 《地平線の燈》unfinished.
Zhang Wen-huan 張文環
Zhang Wen-huan (張文環), 1909-1978, was born in Daiping Chun, in the present Taiping Community, Meishan, Chiayi County Taiwan, He completed his secondary education in Okayama Prefecture, Japan and went on to study literature at Tōyō University. In 1932, he formed a research group on Taiwanese literature with other foreign students in Tokyo and launched the magazine Formosa. His story “Father’s Face” 「父の顔」(1943) was selected as an outstanding work by the Japanese magazine Chūō-kōron (中央公論).
Zhang married Sadakane Namiko (Zhang Fumei) in Tokyo. He returned to Taiwan in 1937. In the following year, he became the editor of Taiwanese Literature 《台灣文學》. He attended the East Asia Literature Conference in Tokyo in 1942 and was awarded by the Japanese Imperial Administration for Night Ape 《夜猿》(1942). His story The Capon 《閹雞》was adapted for the stage by Lin Tuang-qiu (林槫秋) and performed in Taipei in 1943.
In 1944, Zhang moved to Taichung and became the county’s first senator. After the 228 Incident of 1947, he stopped writing for nearly 30 years. While managing Sun Moon Lake Tourist Hotel, he completed his novel The Man Crawling upon the Earth 《地に這うもの》, which was published in Japan in 1975.
Passing away in his sleep from heart failure in February, 1978, at the age of seventy, he left his novel A Lamp on the Horizon 《地平線の燈》unfinished.
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