Aval shakhs mufrad: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The series "First Person Singular" is the latest work of Haruki Murakami, a popular and well-known Japanese author. The eight stories in this collection show the important and common features of his other works, they are both rooted in Japanese culture and universal, they are his personal treasure of his past loves and experiences, and they can create a sense of identity in different readers. Haruki Murakami, a well-known Japanese author, is one of the authors who has the approval of the global audience and literary critics. Both people take his books like gold leaf and literary professionals applaud him. The present collection of stories also has the same feature and despite its short time since its global release, it has become very popular. Talking about ugliness also means talking about beauty. Most of the beautiful women I know are not satisfied and are disturbed by minor and fleeting flaws, the same flaws that are always found in the appearance of every person, but they become obsessed with these details. Compared to such women, isn't a woman who is not beautiful and can even be considered ugly, but still enjoys the truth of her ugly, a happier person? It doesn't matter how beautiful a woman can be because she always has flaws anyway; Similarly, it doesn't matter how ugly a woman can be because there is always a part of her appearance that is beautiful. The world, depending on how we look at it, can be completely different and transformed. Depending on the way the sun shines on the objects, darkness turns into light, or the light turns into darkness; Positive becomes negative, and negative becomes positive...