Zhang Ailing s question about the Golden Lock

It should be between the time when there was opium and Ms. Zhang wrote this.

Eileen Chang's The Golden Lock is very well written, describing the joys, sorrows, and sorrows of a woman from a merchant family in a love journey through his love. Describe a real person, the journey.

Zhang Ailing's Golden Lock is a colorful, rich in content, one ring after another, thought-provoking, and very suitable for female friends.

Zhang Ailing's Golden Lock is a limerick poem. In fact, there is no particularly great literary value, but Zhang Ailing has a rich life experience, so the things he writes are especially popular with some women, but in fact, there is nothing very big.

Zhang Ailing's **The Golden Lock is a very dramatic**worthy of love** people who read deeply, because it is permeated with all the essence of human nature and reflects it vividly.

The Golden Lock is Zhang Ailing's masterpiece, which was highly praised at the time of its publication, mainly writing about the confrontation and conflict between the old and new modes of thinking in modern China, and the most prominent feature is the use of uneven contrasting methods.

The uneven contrast method is a vague statement compared to the categorical contrast method, that is, when she describes the story, she not only directly describes the personality of the characters, but also writes about some hypocrisy and so on.

The story mainly describes Cao Jiuqiao's marriage to a large family, and first the emotional suppression and various cowardice between her mother-in-law and husband. The second half is written that after she became independent, she used the same method to suppress her son and daughter, and after her daughter-in-law and daughter were destroyed, she left the world with everyone's hatred.

Cao Jiuqiao represents the traditional old thinking, and wants to restrain the new thinking represented by his children. And when the new thinking just comes out, it will not be able to complete it smoothly by itself, and it will be affected by the huge inertia of the old thinking.

This is just like the halfway way phenomenon of cognitive solidification and obstacles that Mr. Wu Bofan said.

George Eliot, the author of Middlemarch, fictionalized a small town called "Middlemarch". There is a group of people living in this town, everyone was fierce and ambitious when they were young, but for some reason, they slowly stayed in this place, and began to live a mediocre life of flies and dogs and couldn't extricate themselves - they were stuck in the middle forever, and this seems to be the fate of the people of "Midway".

The reason why I can't cross out of Midway Town is that I know too little.

In the Golden Lock, Cao Jiuqiao's daughter originally wanted to make progress, but due to the influence of her mother, she slowly adapted to comfort and mediocrity. She fears her mother, and it is even more difficult for her to accept change in the comfort of reality. So she twice gave up the opportunity to run away and pursue progress.

In fact, what is locked in is the mode of thinking of people.

Zhang Ailing, a modern Chinese writer whose real name is Zhang Ying, has created a large number of literary works in her lifetime. Genres include essays, film scripts, and literary treatises.

The Golden Lock is written by Zhang Ailing in 1943**. depicts a woman from a small merchant family, Cao Qiqiao, who was tortured like a madman for 30 years, and under the oppression of desire, she formed a sick personality and buried the happiness of her children.

"The Golden Lock" draws on the old national ** through silver dismantling in terms of narrative appearance, reflecting that ** delicate techniques such as "Dream of Red Mansions" have been used by the author to express the modern life of the Chinese and foreign miscellaneous places that she wants to express.

Fu Lei commented: "There is no doubt that "The Golden Lock" is Ms. Zhang's most perfect work so far, quite like "Diary of a Madman".