Human Nature·the Primitive Vitality·Folk

Shen Congwen and Mo Yan are regarded as the outstanding writer in Chinese literature history in the 20th century, world of western Hunan and the northeast region of Gaomi which they have created respectively have unique literature value and aesthetic meaning in the history of Chinese literature, and their creation has enriched the appearance of Chinese literature greatly . See through the creation of them , we can discover the two distinctive writers demonstrate the something in common in creating. This thesis compares the two writers from the three angles of human nature , primitive vitality and folk, and through the comparative research from the three angles, we attempt to find the deep soul harmony on creating between Shen Congwen and Mo Yan, and try to research into the connecting and Changing of some literature themes on contemporary writer Mo Yan . In addition, this thesis have compared their difference in these three respects. This thesis is divided into three parts. First, from praising to criticizing: Shen Congwen and Mo Yan represent and think on the profuse human nature. The human nature is an important content that the literary works represent all the time as a kind of objective reality. Shen Congwen and Mo Yan have represented abundant human nature content with a large amount of creation. But mention the human nature in Shen Congwen's works, we will think of the human nature of " grace , health , nature ", when refer to the human nature of Mo Yan's creation , it makes us think of the scenes that embody the fierce bloody human nature, such as the war , death , violence , cruel torture and so on .However, if make a general survey on the creation of Shen Congwen and Mo Yan ,we will find that from praising of the bright human nature to criticizing the repulsive human nature, the two writers go through the similar course on pondering the human nature. Shen Congwen and Mo Yan hate the alienation and changing in quality of the human nature in the modern society, so, on one hand they have criticized the alienation and loss of the human nature in the works, on the other hand they have queried the modern society...