A Comparison of the Heat and Cold Imagery Used in Woman at Point Zero and Thousand Cranes

The images of the women's heat and coldness of "Zero Thousand Cranes" are compared in Nawal El Saadawi's "Zero Point Woman" and "Kawabata's Thousand Cranes". It reproduced in the work. These images are not literally meaningful and are used to express deeper emotions and emotions that may appear in books. One of the images Saadawi and Kawabata uses for their work is hot and cold images.

Student: Sir, you can take a lot of calories, even more calories, overheating, hot, hot, little or no calories. But we have not had a cold. We can get 458 degrees below zero, this is not a fever, but we can not go any further. There is nothing cold. A cold is just a word we use to not describe calories. I can not measure a cold. Heat is energy. The cold is not calories, Sir, I just do not have it. STUDENT: You are wrong, Sir. There is nothing in the dark. You can have low light, normal light, strong light, and flash. But if you do not have continuous light, you do not have anything, it is called dark? In fact, the darkness is not so. If so, you can make the darkness dark.

Physicists tend not to think about cold things even though they are close to absolute zero, how hot it is; cold is not fever. Scientists believe that the coldest in our universe is about 3 Kelvin nature. However, the temperatures they produce in the lab are only zero, including MagLab's millikelvin facilities and our high B / T facilities. Metal atoms in the solid state have a lattice structure. Imagine an interconnected cube tower made with Tinker Toys. The space between the disks represents the potential path of our electrons. Since this metal is surrounded by liquid helium, atoms hardly move.