"night Of The Milky Way Railway Four Draft

In the paper, the author uses the center which is a long fairy tale "Night on the Galactic Railroad" created by Japan's Taisho poet, fairy tale writer Kenji Miyazawa who is reputed as"national writer", combined with astronomy, Christianity and other related knowledge in the work to attempt to study the reason which is the remaining of the changing draft of the"Apple","From the new world"and other contents, and based on this study, makes research and inspection on the ideals and themes of Kenji Miyazawa.The existing drafts of "Night on the Galactic Railroad" are 83 pages, based on several years of research, through the study of the paper of drafts, ink , handwriting and other multiple factors, the drafts are divided into the first draft, the second draft, the third draft and the fourth draft by the Kenji Miyazawa researchers. There is the third draft and the fourth draft in the《The complete annotated works of Miyazawa Kenji》( 15 volumes ,1973-1977) published by Chikuma Shobo, and the two drafts are identified as "initial-form" and "final-form". The new《The complete annotated works of Miyazawa Kenji》( 18 volumes, 1996-2001) includes all editions of drafts, and identifies them as "initial-form one," " initial-form two" " initial-form three" " final-form. " In this paper, based on the four elements used by Kenji Miyazawa in the four editions《Night on the Galactic Railroad》, the author makes relevant research and inspection.This paper will be discussed in the following two chapters.The first chapter introduces the classification of the four editions of "Night on the Galactic Railroad", and sum up the first study of the center of changing drafts, based on this, attempt to find a blank spot to establish own research.The second chapter is divided into four elements:The research is based on the four invariant elements which are the first part about the "Apple"; the second part about the " From The New World "; the third part about the "Scorpio's Fire"; fourth part about the "Southern Cross and the Coal-Sack".