Traditional Chinese edition of Murakami Haruki's latest short story collection Onna no inai otokotachi (The men who do not have a woman.) Murakami Haruki's first short story collection in nine years, five of them from his contributions to the monthly magazine “Bungeishunju” and the last story never before published.

Chinese edition of the "Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown.

Everything here seems to have one thing in common, that they all "want to be spoken." Haruki Murakami! "The so-called death is a very special event. I often think that a large part of a person's life is the energy or the sense of loss brought about by the death of others, or something like that. But she's so defenseless about these things, that's it." Artfully selected between fact and fiction, Haruki Murakami's eight sketches. It's a lot like a carousel....