The Significance of Local Novels in 1920s from the Point of History of Literature
Lijuan Chen
Abstract
Lijuan Chen
Abstract
Local novels can be seen as a new literature phenomenon, which sprung up in 1920s. As a literary trend, local novels blaze a new road for realistically sentimental novels of new literature. It gives an impetus for such materials as countryside and farmers, in a large quantity, to enter into modern novel, and makes a start for a new literary theme, that is, national weakness criticized from the perspective of politics. Local novels seek the prosaic and sentimental style, which make great contributions to the establishment of modern novels.
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Local novels can be seen as a new literature phenomenon, which sprung up in 1920s. As a literary trend, local novels blaze a new road for realistically sentimental novels of new literature. It gives an impetus for such materials as countryside and farmers, in a large quantity, to enter into modern novel, and makes a start for a new literary theme, that is, national weakness criticized from the perspective of politics. Local novels seek the prosaic and sentimental style, which make great contributions to the establishment of modern novels.
Key concepts: Theme (computing), Perspective (graphical), Literature, Style (visual arts), Politics, Phenomenon, History of literature, History