内容简介

　　《刺猬的优雅》作者妙莉叶·芭贝里新作，一切不曾炽热的终将消逝。

　　一位父亲成为父亲前的沉痛过去，一本凝结爱与消亡的追忆之书。

　　2022年龚古尔文学奖✖2022年季奥诺文学奖双入围。

　　上野春自幼见惯落雪在山涧岩石之上消融，一生所求无外乎形之韵，怀着对艺术的热忱，他走出了故乡的大山，成为京都知名艺术品商人，以美为生，为美而生。在彻夜笙箫的聚会之后，他总会孤身回到自己的宅院。这一方偏隅便是他的港湾，亦是他的巢穴，直到而立之年后，他收获命运最美好的启示——在法国的某处，一个小女孩因他的一段异国情缘而出生。这个存在却被其母亲贴上封条，不得靠近。即便如此，女儿依旧成为他的秘密、真相，乃至灵魂的归所。

　　透过私人摄影师的镜头，春收藏着女儿生命的每一个瞬间，用他的一生注视、观察、陪伴女儿的成长。孤独的灵魂跨越海洋，自此开始了隐秘的彼此救赎。

　　作者简介

　　[法]妙莉叶·芭贝里

　　法国女作家，1969年生于摩洛哥。她的第一部小说《终极美味》获得2000年最佳美食文学奖以及2001年酒神巴库斯奖。《刺猬的优雅》是她的第二部作品，出版后影响更大，小说热销的同时也获得评论界的赞誉，荣获法国书商大奖，并在2009年被改编成的同名电影《刺猬的优雅》。

Content introduction

"The grace of the Hedgehog" author Muriel Barberry's new work, all the unheated will eventually disappear.

A father's painful past before he became a father, a book of memories of love and death.

The 2022 Goncourt Prize ✖ The 2022 Giorno Prize is a double finalist.

Ueno Spring has been accustomed to snow melting on the rocks of the mountain since childhood, and his life is nothing more than the rhyme of shape. With his enthusiasm for art, he walked out of the mountains of his hometown and became a well-known art dealer in Kyoto, living on beauty and living for beauty. After all-night parties, he would return to his house alone. This corner was his harbor, and his nest, until, at the age of thirty, he received the most beautiful revelation of his fate: Somewhere in France, a little girl was born as a result of an exotic love affair with him. This being was sealed by its mother and kept away. Even so, his daughter remains his secret, his truth, and his soul's home.

Through the lens of a private photographer, Chun collects every moment of his daughter's life, watching, observing and accompanying her growth with his whole life. The lonely souls crossed the ocean and began their secret redemptions from each other.

About the author

[Fa] Muriel Barbery

French writer, born in Morocco in 1969. Her first novel, The Ultimate Delicacy, won the 2000 Best Food Literary Award and the 2001 Bacchus Dionysus Award. Her second book, The Grace of the Hedgehog, was even more influential when it was published, becoming a bestseller and receiving critical acclaim, winning the French Booksellers' Prize and being adapted into the film of the same name in 2009.