Narrative Barriers Of Luyao's Ovels

"the Ordinary World" described in the subsequent discussion more clear increasingly, and "problems" and "significances" more intense, it brings to the work's narrative attitude and text structure, or texture double tension ,and this also makes readers feel uneasy. This situation is caused by which the growing narrative suppresses the underlying narrative. this is common in LuYao's writing. It hides LuYao's desire to go beyond survival predicament behind narrative suppression. His Novel focuses the subjectivity, which shows the psychological characteristics and ways of thinking of "self-centered" ,reflecting the concerns of his self-struggle.For literature, he stressed that to "Grateful." It can be said that he first self-made man, then is the novelist. Struggle for personal needs, Lu Yao in the works purposely avoid confusion and fatigue, to commit to create a "strong", "growth" of the story.This soothes and hides his sadness and despair while it strengthens efforts and faith. , He cleares a variety of potential and existing barriers and fetters from the ideological level, then for the individual constructes a "solid" legitimacy and the ideal prospects.In addition to introduction and conclusion, the articles concluds a total of three chapters. Introduction has 2 parts. Section I outlines Introduction of LuYao's life and work. Section II focuses on the papers and writing ideas. Chapter one describes "The Ordinary World" in the "unpleasant tension." First section talks about the narrative approach as a "tense." Section II discusses the structure as "tension." Chapter two discusses the narrative novel repression of LuYao's novels. Section I discusses "The Ordinary World" in the case narrative repression. Section II discusses the suppression of narrative fiction in other circumstances. The third chapter is the main creative exploration.This chapter contains three sections. Section I discuses the psychological causes of oppression. Section II discusses the way of thinking of LuYao's novels. Section III discusses the relationship between LuYao and literature. The conclusion part is the full text of the summary that discusses the relationship between two roles of LuYao: novelist and personal striver.