A Comparative Study Of Chinese And Korean Women's Historical Narrative

The novels of Yan Geling and Park Wanxu are very individual,and they also play a pivotal position in their respective literary circles.History is often an integral part of their novels.In this paper,representative writers from China and South Korea are selected to conduct comparative studies on the narrative strategies of female history in parallel research.At the same time,the author analyzes the causes of the writer.Finally,by examining the insights and blind spots of historical narratives in the works of the two men,it is expected to be a small force in the field of comparative literature of women’s history between Korea and China.The thesis is mainly divided into four chapters.The first chapter focuses on the realistic oppression and literary distortion suffered by women in China and South Korea,and demonstrates the importance of women writing their own history by reviewing the past unequal encounters.The second chapter will be carried out through the two levels of war under history and daily life.First of all,it presents the survival history of women with war narratives,and interprets them from the perspective of marginalized women,castrated and weakened male images,and retrospective narrative perspectives on wars,combined with relevant texts.Secondly,the daily narrative is used to present the life history of women,starting from the narrative strategies of women’s growth,the construction of matriarchal pedigree and folk perspective.The third chapter will discuss the artistic expressions of the two writers’ similarities and differences.Personalized and feminine historical presentation is what their narrative strategies have in common..The last chapter will analyze the creation similarities and differences from personal growth experience and subjective narrative standpoint,and at the same time point out the value and insufficiency of women’s historical narrative for literary history.