Analysis of Prose in Lu Xun's Novel
Ren Yan
Abstract
Ren Yan
Abstract
Lu Xun is the founder of novels in the vernacular Chinese in modern China. Great efforts are made in his writings of vernacular Chinese, typical of prose. His writing characteristics are reflected in the following aspects: first personification is adopted in his narration; typical situations and details are described to portray his characters; his narrative description is in combination with his argumentative writings and emotional description.
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Lu Xun is the founder of novels in the vernacular Chinese in modern China. Great efforts are made in his writings of vernacular Chinese, typical of prose. His writing characteristics are reflected in the following aspects: first personification is adopted in his narration; typical situations and details are described to portray his characters; his narrative description is in combination with his argumentative writings and emotional description.
Key concepts: Vernacular, Argumentative, Literature, Narrative, China, Chinese literature, History, Art