This book tells the story of the last three weeks of a lonely old man's life. The plot is extremely simple and simple, but it is written by the author with warmth and touching. When kind people are hurt by the world again and again, and then become indifferent and mean, out of time, it is difficult to say whether it is this fast-developing society or this old man who insists. Ove, who has not waited until the end of his life, has been rejected by society, and at the same time he is also alienated from the outside world, becoming more and more withdrawn. When everything he held dear was gone, Ove finally decided to die. Ove's life is a life of taciturn and hard work. He adheres to the life creed of "taking responsibility, supporting oneself, and keeping oneself clean", and believes in justice, morality, hard work, and a world where right and wrong are clear, even if he has never been appreciated. Beneath the quiet and indifferent appearance, there is a deep attachment and love for his deceased wife.
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