Zhao Ga
Abstract
The relationship between Yu Hua's novels and Chinese traditional culture is discussed by analyzing the forms, subjects and emotion tendency of Yu Hua's works on the premise that the rise of contemporary Chinese avant-garde fiction is an inevitability of the development of Chinese traditional culture.
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The relationship between Yu Hua's novels and Chinese traditional culture is discussed by analyzing the forms, subjects and emotion tendency of Yu Hua's works on the premise that the rise of contemporary Chinese avant-garde fiction is an inevitability of the development of Chinese traditional culture.
Key concepts: Avant garde, Premise, Chinese culture, Literature, Aesthetics, Philosophy, History, Sociology