A Brief Analysis of the Ideological Implications and Main Artistic Characteristics of The Legend of

1. The whole article mainly adopts the first person, and objectively describes the characters and childhood life experiences of the town by the Hulan River through the perspective of "me" and the aesthetic rights and wrongs of "me" when I was young.

2. Each section describes a different content, such as "the natural features of the Hulan River", "the folk customs of the Hulan River", "the affection between me and my grandfather", "the tragedy of the little reunion daughter-in-law", "the story of the second uncle", "Feng's crooked mouth" and so on.

3. The language is kind and lovely, and it is plain and not pretentious, which makes people feel the simplicity and kindness of the local defeat of the primitive folk customs.

4. Do not avoid the dregs of human nature, such as the tragedy of the little reunion daughter-in-law, and the content in parentheses in the narrative is a ruthless criticism of the inferior nature of the people.

1. The whole article mainly adopts the first person, and objectively describes the characters and childhood life experiences of the town by the Hulan River through the perspective of "me" and the aesthetic standards of "me" when I was young.

2. Each section describes a different content, such as "the natural features of the Hulan River", "the folk customs of the Hulan River", "the deep affection between me and my grandfather", "the tragedy of the little reunion daughter-in-law", "the story of the second uncle", "Feng's crooked mouth" and so on.

3. The language is kind and lovely, and it is plain and does not show off the literary style, which makes people feel the simplicity and kindness of the local primitive people.

4. The numbness and ignorance of human nature are not replied, such as the tragedy of the daughter-in-law of the small reunion, and the content in parentheses in the narrative is a ruthless criticism of the inferior nature of the people.

"The Biography of the Hulan River" is a novel written by the famous writer Xiao Hong**, written in Hong Kong in 1940 and published by Guilin Heshan Publishing House in 1941. **It is divided into 7 chapters, with an epilogue before and after, with a preface by the famous literary giant Mao Dun. When creating this **, it was the most difficult stage of the Anti-Japanese War, which made Xiao Hong, who was far away in Hong Kong, miss her hometown and childhood even more, so she took her hometown and childhood life as the prototype to create this **.

It is a relatively unique film in terms of art form: although it writes characters, it does not have a protagonist; Although it also tells the story, there is no main axis; The seven chapters of the book may be independent, but they are a whole. Tells the story of the author's childhood when he was a child.

The writer uses her skillful reminiscence skills, lyrical prose style, and heavy and light writing to create the pinnacle of her "reminiscence" work. Mao Dun once commented on its artistic achievements: "It is a narrative poem, a colorful landscape painting, and a string of poignant ballads.

This work is Xiao Hong's masterpiece in the later period, and through recalling various characters and life pictures in his hometown, it expresses the author's negation of the social reality of old China's distorted human nature and damage to personality. The feelings of "loneliness and depression" expressed in the works proposed by many researchers can actually be understood from this perspective. Of course, the most important thing to pay attention to is the unique artistic personality of this work.

There is an overall grasp of this, which can be called precise. "But I think it's better and more meaningful because it's not exactly autobiography. And we can't say that too:

The point is not that "The Legend of the Hulan River" is not like a ** in the strict sense of the word, but that there is something else in addition to its "dislike" - something more 'seductive' than being like a **: it is a narrative poem, a colorful terroir painting, and a string of poignant ballads. There's irony, there's humor.

At first, I felt a sense of relaxation, but the more I went on, the heavier my heart became. However, there is still beauty, even if this beauty is a little sick, and it still can't help but dazzle you. (On Xiao Hong's Biography of the Hulan River).

It is recommended that you go directly to this ** to have a look.

1."The Biography of the Hulan River" is a long story created by Chinese writer Xiao Hong**. Defeated.

2.The work takes Xiao Hong's own childhood life as a clue to the reincarnation, strings together lonely fairy tales, and vividly reflects the social style and human feelings of the small city of Hulan, so as to ruthlessly expose and lash out at the cancer formed by China's thousands of years of feudal bad habits in society, as well as the plague-like disaster caused by the festering and spreading of this cancer.

3."The Biography of the Hulan River" was created in 1942, which was the most difficult stage of the Anti-Japanese War, which made Xiao Hong, who was far away in Hong Kong, miss her hometown and childhood even more, so she took her hometown and childhood life as the prototype to create this **.

1. The beauty of harmonious and pleasant language: Although "The Biography of the Hulan River" is a long story, objectively speaking, it is different from other long stories to a certain extent. There are many sensory descriptions in "The Legend of the Hulan River", all of which show the beauty of the music in Xiao Hong's language description.

2. The beauty of quiet and melancholy speech: The biggest feature of "The Legend of the Hulan River" is that it has the beauty of quiet and melancholy in the verbal narrative, and sadness has become the main tone of the speech of "The Legend of the Hulan River". Xiao Hong's childhood was accompanied by the grief of the country's ruin and family's death, which also created Xiao Hong's innate gloomy temperament.

3. The beauty of fresh and simple picture language: "The Legend of the Hulan River" does not have a twists and turns in the storyline, nor does it portray a certain image too deeply and typically. From beginning to end, "The Biography of the Hulan River" is based on the idea of envy and remorse as a clue, and through the author's memories of childhood, it shows a picture of the beauty of the countryside and life for the majority of readers.