Distant drums

"Drums from afar" is a travelogue written by Haruki Murakami, from 1986 to 1989. He traveled to Europe, mainly Greece and Italy. "Woke up one morning, and suddenly listened, and there was a drum sound in the distance. The drum sound came from a far, far away place, from a far, far away time. Listen, listen, I don't care To embark on a long journey" - the author heard the insignificant "distant drums", and finally became this impressive "distant drums" in your hand. Murakami's travel notes have personal characteristics. He seldom writes about well-known places of interest, but lives with ordinary residents, describing their daily work, diet, daily life, etc., as well as their thoughts, with a sense of depth. It is very helpful to understand the real situation of these countries, and the writing is also humorous and very readable.