On the Response of "the New Chivalry Novel in Mainland China" to Contemporary Era
Zheng Bao-chun
Abstract
Zheng Bao-chun
Abstract
The new Chivalry novel in Mainland has broken a fresh path of chivalry novel creation in 21st century, which is different from both old chivalry novels in Republic of China and new chivalry novels in Hong Kong and Taiwan. It has made response to contemporary era in such aspects as the post secret society. Its important characteristics are of network and feminism. The young writers such as Xiao Duan, Cang Yue, Shen Yingying, etc., represent newest achievement of the new Chivalry novel in Mainland China.
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The new Chivalry novel in Mainland has broken a fresh path of chivalry novel creation in 21st century, which is different from both old chivalry novels in Republic of China and new chivalry novels in Hong Kong and Taiwan. It has made response to contemporary era in such aspects as the post secret society. Its important characteristics are of network and feminism. The young writers such as Xiao Duan, Cang Yue, Shen Yingying, etc., represent newest achievement of the new Chivalry novel in Mainland China.
Key concepts: Chivalry, Mainland China, China, Mainland, History, Ancient history, Literature, Art