Book - Song of the Fire-Colored Flower - Novel - Johannes …, Taman Johor Jaya

Book INFORMATION
Author: Johannes Linnakoski; Translator: Bui Viet Hoa
Book size: 15.5 cm x 23.5 cm
Pages: 316
Appearance: Paperback
Publication Year: 2024

Lessons about firecolor flowers, first launched in 1905, is one of Johannes Linnakoski's most famous novels - a typical writer of Finland literature in the present period. Big. big.

The song about the firecolor flower opened the journey of deep internal discovery of Olavi Koskela, a young man living in a small village in Finland. With its rebellious personality and free desire, Olavi refused to be bound by the strict rules of traditional rural society. He became a wandering wooden rafter, walking from village to village, leaving flashy love with many different girls, finally he found love. My authenticity: the daughter of my love with labor love, natural love, home love, country... Olavi is depicted as the "ideal man" model of Finland: builds life by himself without relying on inheritance, physical strength, and goodness. Work and of course handsome. work and of course handsome. He even fought against muddy - a symbolic image in Finland culture.

The novel structure is based on a series of short stories, leading readers step by step according to the main character. Through emotional pages, Linnakoski sketches the wild nature image of Finland, where the curvy river becomes a symbol of life flow. At the same time, the story also asks profound questions about human instincts, temptation and moral value; fully depicts human most complex emotions: Desire, pain, joy and regret, making this work both profound and powerful. The work also contains many other factors: mental maturity, internal struggles, generation burdens and even memories of femininity. Women in the book are described as independent individuals, equal to men and have their own emotions. It is Olavi that must also realize this.

The interesting thing is that the author has put into his own work of practical experiences, when he has ever been a woodworker and drives wooden rafts on the river before becoming a home. Newspaper. newspaper. It is this authenticity that has brought the novel a special charm, vividly reproducing the Finland rural life in the early 20th century.