On the Xiao Hong ' s Philosophy of Life
Zhang Yu
Abstract
Zhang Yu
Abstract
The special childhood and changeable life and tortuous experiences have made Xiao Hong to form her complex personality of self- willed, stubborn, inflexible, sensitive, exquisite and delicate characteristics, which affects her way of life and the style of her literary works. Her sentive and delicate character makes her works melancholy, forlorn and lonesome while her female gallantry makes her works manly and gallant. Her persistence makes her unique, different and well - known for her specific novel model and makes her a famous female writer with a lasting artistic vitality. Her stubbornness and sensitiveness have played a leading role in her works and her life, which makes her create rich and colorful works and leads her to a tragic life.
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The special childhood and changeable life and tortuous experiences have made Xiao Hong to form her complex personality of self- willed, stubborn, inflexible, sensitive, exquisite and delicate characteristics, which affects her way of life and the style of her literary works. Her sentive and delicate character makes her works melancholy, forlorn and lonesome while her female gallantry makes her works manly and gallant. Her persistence makes her unique, different and well - known for her specific novel model and makes her a famous female writer with a lasting artistic vitality. Her stubbornness and sensitiveness have played a leading role in her works and her life, which makes her create rich and colorful works and leads her to a tragic life.
Key concepts: Vitality, Character (mathematics), Philosophy of life, Style (visual arts), Personality, Literature, Aesthetics, Art