What are the artistic characteristics of Little Erhei s Marriage , I want to be concise

Short story ** "Little Erhei Gets Married".

It's Zhao Shuli.

The famous work, this ** has distinctive artistic characteristics, mainly manifested in: 1Strong storytelling, ** Adopt the technique of "story set story" to attract readers, the story has a beginning and an end, and the plot runs through nature; 2.

The characters are portrayed through characteristic actions and language, creating a distinct, vivid, and real artistic image that is easily accepted by readers. 3.Through the contradictions and conflicts between different types of characters, the theme of the work is deepened, and the social meaning of love is broadened; 4.The popularization of language is mainly manifested in two aspects: the visualization and colloquialism of language.

**Post-publication.

It has been widely circulated and has a far-reaching impact.

With a brand-new ideological content and a nationalized and popular form that the masses like to see. Won the appreciation of the masses.

"Xiao Erhei's Marriage" was written in May 1943 and is based on the countryside of Taihang Mountain. At that time, the "land reform" had just begun, and the landlords took advantage of the ignorance and feudal superstition of the peasant masses in a vain attempt to obstruct the "land reform." In order for the "land reform" to proceed smoothly, it is necessary to oppose feudal consciousness and get rid of ignorant thinking.

Based on the above background, "Xiao Erhei's Marriage" shows a strong sense of concern for the times, although it is based on rural daily life, family marriage, but it contains a sharp realistic pertinence. Its revelation of rural problems has also become a revelation of rural life.

Brief introduction. "Little Erhei Gets Married" is a short story written in 1943 by Zhao Shuli, a modern artist. ** It depicts the story of a young man and woman in the liberated area during the Anti-Japanese War in pursuit of freedom of marriage, breaking through feudal traditions and the obstruction of conservative parents, and finally becoming husband and wife.

Through the contrast of these two pairs of peasants with diametrically opposed ideologies, it reveals the feudal remnants of the old customs in the countryside at that time to the restraint of people's thoughts and behaviors, as well as the ideological conflicts and changes of the old and new generations, illustrates the importance of implementing democratic reform and changing customs, and praises the power of the democratic regime and reflects the major changes in the liberated areas.

The structure is complete, the plot is ups and downs, the language is popular, and the local color is rich, creating a modern form of Chinese storytelling.

Ideological significance: The victory of Xiao Erhei and Xiao Qin shows that the people's political power is the most reliable guarantee for the people to realize their independent marriage. At the same time, it also reveals that under the new historical conditions, the struggle between Xiao Erhei and Xiao Qin is no longer just a matter for them, but that their struggle is an integral part of the democratic reform of the people in the liberated areas to oppose hegemony and eliminate violence, and is an integral part of the whole society's establishment of a new concept of marriage and the elimination of feudal superstition.

At the same time, the work also expresses the author's hidden concern, that is, the grassroots power may be controlled by the evil feudal forces. The two images of Jinwang and Xingwang show that only when the basic political power in the rural areas is truly in the hands of the people can it benefit the people.

However, the work also shows some of the author's peasant consciousness, such as the ugliness of the image of the Three Immortals, especially the mocking description of her dress, which shows the author's derogatory attitude towards women.

"Xiao Erhei's Marriage" tells the story of in 1942, in a small mountain village in an anti-Japanese base area in Shanxi, militia captain Xiao Erhei and Yu Xiaoqin, a girl from the same village, fell in love, but were opposed by both parents. Erhei's father, Er Zhuge also privately accepted a child daughter-in-law for Erhei; Xiaoqin's mother, Sanxian Gu, forced Xiaoqin to marry Wu Guangrong, who ate, drank, prostituted and gambled because of greed for money. One night, when Er Hei and Xiaoqin were discussing lifelong events, they were tied up by Jin Wang, a ruffian who had already coveted Xiaoqin, and took the opportunity to frame them.

Fortunately, the district magistrate arrived in time, arrested Jin Wang, who had always oppressed the people, educated Er Zhuge and Sanxian Gu in public, and approved the marriage of Xiao Erhei and Yu Xiaoqin.