Simple and Sad Painting of Childhood -- Exploring the Children’s Narrative of Xiao Hong’s “March in a Small Town”
Abstract
Xiao Hong is a modern female writer in China, and she is also known as “the goddess of literature in the 1930s”. Xiao Hong is good
at adopting children’s narrative perspective, which makes her articles more delicate and affinity. The most representative one is “March in a
Small Town”, which adopts the unique children’s perspective to analyse the speech description, discourse system description, colour description and tragedy colour description in the article, and highlights the sadness tone with simple words, which makes Aunt Cui’s image more and
more three-dimensional.
at adopting children’s narrative perspective, which makes her articles more delicate and affinity. The most representative one is “March in a
Small Town”, which adopts the unique children’s perspective to analyse the speech description, discourse system description, colour description and tragedy colour description in the article, and highlights the sadness tone with simple words, which makes Aunt Cui’s image more and
more three-dimensional.
Keywords
Children’s Narrative Perspective; March in a Small Town; Aunt Cui
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[2] Liu Xiaofu. The Sorrow of Innocence--On the Children's Perspective in Xiao Hong's March in a Small Town[J]. Writers'
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[3] Gu Yuhua. An analysis of the tragedy of enlightenment in Xiao Hong's March in a Small Town[J]. Masterpiece
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/rcha.v2i4.4257
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