What is the truth of Zhang Ailing s Jasmine Tablets ? ?

Behind the warm and elegant name of Jasmine Tablets, Zhang Ailing.

The story told is bitter. The story itself is not tortuous, and the description of the protagonist Nie Chuanqing is only a few simple scenes, character dialogues and psychological analysis.

But it makes people chew the bitterness of life repeatedly—the endless sorrow and bitterness of life. Zhang Ailing is good at using metaphors to describe the living state and psychological state of the characters.

We can't get rid of the fate that we are attached to and on, and we can't hold back the green years that are drifting away.

We are willing to be ordinary and succumb to reality, and in the face of a powerful reality, we become victims of reality, and our original abundant life is distorted to become pale, empty and mediocre.

Zhang Ailing's "Jasmine Chips" saw more than just a bitter story, a typical character, and she had thoughts. There are not many people who are extremely sick and extremely conscious, and how heavy life is, we can't help it so easily to come to our senses. However, there is one thing that everyone should understand and need, and that is love.

The meaning of the title is that the story (the Hong Kong legend) that the author wants to narrate is actually as bitter as the jasmine slices (jasmine slices are the name of a type of tea with a bitter taste).

People's fate is that they are not in charge of life. If my mother had married a good man as her father, she wouldn't be what she is now, and this idea is very dark and unfilial, and it violates human morality, so the protagonist is a little psychologically unbalanced in the end. But when people ask themselves if they are not in a good situation, they have this thought.

Zhang is a bold person, and her father is a gentleman, and he doesn't like her very much. The mother is motivated but does not want to take care of her daughter. This ** has a hidden hint of her own mind.

It's mainly to express his father-love complex.,There's also a loveless family that gives birth to a broken soul.,Because the hero hates his father and stepmother.,And hate yourself for having such blood.,Denial of self-worth.。 When he heard that his Mandarin teacher had been in a relationship with his biological mother, and that he admired the teacher very much, he fell into a fantasy (his father was a teacher, and the teacher's daughter was his enemy, if he ... He began to resent his fate and wanted to escape, but in the most negative way.

In the end, there was no escape to fate.

The theme of Eileen Chang's lamentation is aConduct a deep social critique bIt shows the mental restlessness of man in the context of a confused reality.

Zhang Ailing's "Agarwood Crumbs: The First Incense", "Agarwood Crumbs: The Third Furnace of Birds", and "Jasmine Tablets" were all created and published by her from 1943 to 1944, all of which reflected the social style and fate of the characters in Shanghai at that time. All three of them adopt a mirror-frame structure, that is, the same atmosphere and imagery are designed at the beginning and end to invite readers into Eileen Chang's own world.

The titles of these three ** Qi are also named after a kind of tea or spice, implying the character and emotions of the characters in **. For example, the agarwood crumbs in "The First Incense" are a precious and bitter spice that symbolizes the purity and misery of the heroine Ge Weilong; The agarwood crumbs in "The Third Incense" are a cheap and rich spice, symbolizing the cheesiness and distortion of the heroine Cao Qiqiao; The jasmine in "Jasmine Tablets" is a pure white, early green, and simple flower tea, symbolizing the immature love exploration and throbbing of the male protagonist Nie Chuanqing. These three ** all show Zhang Ailing's keen observation and profound revelation of human nature and society.