The Relationship between Fei Ming's View of Essay and His Later Novel Creation
Yang Zhi
Abstract
Yang Zhi
Abstract
Fei Ming is a great stylist with unique and innovative literary concepts, which is of great value to his later novel creation. This paper attempts to analyze Fei Ming's view of essay, pointing out that the essay views of Lu Chao Wen Pai in the 20th century, which have exerted a profound impact on Fei Ming, have been transformed by him into literary concepts and resources in his novel writing. It is opined that Fei Ming's unique style in novel creation lies in his learning from and assimilation of various styles from different writers. What is more, this paper also makes a reappraisal of Fei Ming' novel creation in the literary history by commenting on the critique made by Chen Cong_wen et al of Fei Ming's novels.
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Fei Ming is a great stylist with unique and innovative literary concepts, which is of great value to his later novel creation. This paper attempts to analyze Fei Ming's view of essay, pointing out that the essay views of Lu Chao Wen Pai in the 20th century, which have exerted a profound impact on Fei Ming, have been transformed by him into literary concepts and resources in his novel writing. It is opined that Fei Ming's unique style in novel creation lies in his learning from and assimilation of various styles from different writers. What is more, this paper also makes a reappraisal of Fei Ming' novel creation in the literary history by commenting on the critique made by Chen Cong_wen et al of Fei Ming's novels.
Key concepts: Assimilation (phonology), Value (mathematics), Style (visual arts), Literature, Chen, Philosophy, Art, History