The appearance of Keigo Higashino's "Nameless Town"

As a "blind box" given to human society by nature, the epidemic has been widely flowing and spreading around the world, not only affecting the political and economic culture of society, but also affecting people's emotions and human exchanges, and has become a new direction and new theme of literary writing. Keigo Higashino's "No Name" tells the story of a small town whose tourism economy has been in recession due to the impact of the epidemic. In the town, modern people's cold and utilitarian communication has become the object of Keigo Higashino's criticism.

Literature is a secret history of the artistic processing of real society. The changes in the real world, the writers in the era can not ignore it, and must be like the collectors of the "Book of Poetry" to carry out various artistic refinements and sublimation of the changes in folk sentiments and new social relations. Keigo Higashino's "No Name Town" describes the stories that happened in the uninhabited town to show the occurrence of this new social situation.

Epidemics are the common enemy of mankind, and life under the epidemic is not easy, and Shinse, who is in Tokyo, Japan, deeply appreciates this. For rooms less than 13 square meters, "the rent alone exceeds 100,000 yen." She wanted to live more spacious, which seemed imminent through marriage. 8 As an urban white-collar worker born in a small town, Shinyo Kamio not only hopes to marry Kenta Nakajo and change the living environment, but also fears Kenta Nakajo's love history and worries that Kenta will abandon her like an ex-girlfriend. In Tokyo under the epidemic, the epidemic "uses the weather forecast as an analogy, equivalent to the yellow warning level, and may soon be raised to a red warning." "16 People need to strictly abide by the government's epidemic regulations, wear masks, and reduce out-of-home activities. Shino Mizuo hesitated in the face of the junior high school reunion and Tsukumi memorial service held by his classmates in the town. Mainly not because of the epidemic to reduce the number of train rides, but Beio Makoto is vaguely aware that the town under the epidemic has a great impact on people's lives.

The town was originally a tourist town, and it was a little more famous before the epidemic. It is this bit of fame that is enough to support the economic development of the town. To this end, the town is ambitiously creating a large theme park comparable to Disney, the Phantom Brain Labyrinth. "Labyrinth of Phantom Brains" is the work of the cartoonist Nail Palace who went out of town, and is one of the best-selling comics. However, due to the epidemic, the funding gap, the project was suspended. Some people in the town who are with the classmates of the nail palace, and the relationship with the nail palace is not good, only the long-dead Tsukumi and the nail palace have the best relationship, in order to attract the nail palace to come to discuss the problem of continued cooperation in the magic brain labyrinth project, the town students held a junior high school classmates meeting and TsuKumi memorial service. The only purpose of holding the alumni association is to invite Dinggong to come and conduct business negotiations.

Elite Sugishita Kuaidou has already returned to the town to carry out remote commercial office due to the epidemic. Although there is remote work, it is still inconvenient for a profession like Makoto. Because you can't always put the drawings and building materials through the network to the customer observation. The actual interaction on the spot is still relatively important.