1979——"Listen to the Sing of the Wind"

1980——"Pinball 1973"

1982——"Sheep Hunting Adventure"

1988——"Dance!" dance! dance! 》

1985——"The End of the World and Grim Wonderland"

1992——"South of the Border, West of the Sun"

2004——"After Dark"

1995——"The Journey of Strange Birds"

2002——"Kafka on the Shore"

2009——"1Q84"

1983——"Firefly"

1987 - Norwegian Forest

2013——"The Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Pilgrimage"

1980——"Slow Boat to China"

1985 - "Attack on the Bakery"

2000 - "If Our Language Were Whiskey"

2009 - "When I talk about running, what do I talk about"

Douban score: 8.2

"Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Pilgrimage Years" is the "most different" novel among all Haruki Murakami's works, and has been hailed as "Haruki Murakami's breakthrough work" by the media and readers. This is a story of growth. To grow, the pain must be greater and the wound must be deeper.

Douban score: 8.3

The first autobiographical work took six years to complete. A person who has been writing for 35 years and 13 novels. Although he has a world-renowned reputation, many things about Haruki Murakami are wrapped in a veil of mystery: How did he decide to embark on the path of becoming a professional novelist? What is the happiest thing in life for him? How do you view the Akutagawa Prize and the Nobel Prize for Literature...

Douban score: 8.4

This book describes the 37-year-old male protagonist as a successful man who owns two prosperous bars in Tokyo and has a loving wife and daughter. However, he still felt hungry and thirsty in his heart, but the female classmate in elementary school filled up the missing parts. After they met, she left and there was no news.

Douban score: 8.7

This book is the largest novel by Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami. The protagonist is an ordinary urban youth. His wife left without saying goodbye and wrote a letter saying that he had a new love. However, after tracking the incident, the protagonist discovered that there was a huge conspiracy of evil forces hidden behind the incident. In the end, the protagonist went through all kinds of difficulties to rescue his wife and killed the criminal.

Douban score: 8.4

This book tells the story of a girl who is reborn overnight. The word "I" is completely abandoned in the novel. This is Haruki Murakami's first novel written entirely in the third person in the past 25 years. As people often do, commemoration often means some kind of farewell, some kind of ending, some kind of transition.

Douban score 8.6

This book is another important novel published by Murakami immediately after "Norwegian Wood". Its content is connected with "The Adventure of Sheep", and the protagonist "I" is the same person as the protagonist in "The Adventure of Sheep". The novel reveals the distortion of the human mind caused by the irrationality of capitalist society, as well as the spiritual loneliness and fragility of life in this society.

Douban score: 8.6

A novel of parallel lines. One parallel line is "The End of the World", which is an isolated village, quiet and filled with an aura of boredom. The other parallel line is "Cold Wonderland", where two major underworld organizations compete for the human brain control device invented by an old scientist. The male protagonist Fleeing underground with the old scientist and his granddaughter, they escaped from danger through a thrilling escape. The author uses comparison to express modern people's confusion in life choices.

Douban score: 8.6

Murakami's debut novel describes a boy who "picks" a drunk girl on the street and takes her home. The two have some vague emotions, but the girl finally chooses to break up. The book reveals the sad atmosphere of youth, and also shows the author's unique writing techniques and literary concepts.

Douban score: 8.2

This book is Haruki Murakami's first book written only about himself. It tells the story of how a person can achieve enlightenment through running. He not only realizes the truth of a novelist, but also exercises the body, spirit and will of a novelist. , and also cultivate the state of a person as a human being.

Douban score: 8.1

The novel is divided into 49 chapters. The odd-numbered chapters basically use realistic techniques to tell Kafka's story, while the even-numbered chapters use magical techniques to show Nakata's adventures. The two techniques are used interchangeably to weave a modern fable that is full of strong fictional colors, fantasy and treacherousness.

Douban score: 8.2

"The Adventure of Sheep" is Murakami's third novel after his debut novel "Hear the Wind Sings" and "Pinball in 1973". Together with the above two novels, they form the trilogy of the "Rat and Me" series. The novel is full of allegorical and mythical colors. The author believes that the creation of the novel "went smoothly to the end and stopped at the burning point of Qiada". "Sheep Hunting Adventures" is Murakami's first full-scale novel.

Douban score: 8.0

The novel describes the story of a young man who searches for the pinball machine of his boyhood and returns to boundless loneliness. This novel not only contains the usual combing, confusion, and loneliness in Murakami Haruki's works, but also contains the author's exploration and dialogue about the other side of the world. Murakami expresses his concern and thinking about the world on this side through images related to death such as funerals, funeral gardens, and darkness.

Douban score: 8.3

It tells the story of a thirty-year-old man and woman who went their separate ways after meeting when they were ten years old, searching for each other, and turning this simple story into a complex novel. The author wants to describe all the world conditions of this era in a three-dimensional way and make it a unique "comprehensive novel". There are various attempts to go beyond the genre of pure literature. Human life is embedded in the air of today's era.

Douban score: 8.6

Representative work. The novel tells the story of the protagonist Watanabe, who is entangled between Naoko, who is emotionally unstable and suffering from mental illness, and Midori Kobayashi, who is cheerful and lively. He is depressed and hesitant, and finally embarks on self-salvation and growth. The author uses documentary techniques and poetic language to explore the dual pursuit of pure love and individuality in complex modern life, which goes beyond ordinary love clichés and has a deeper meaning in life.