The Red Romantic In The Revolution Year

In the 20th century with human society ambitious political and historical changes, China embarked on the socialist road by the inspiration and guidance of the proletarian revolution in the Soviet Union. Since the 20 to 30 years last century the Soviet literature was introduced to China, it has affected Chinese several generations'progressive intellectuals. In such a political background, Yang Mo(1914.8.26—1995.12.11), as a staunch Marxist, can not be avoided by the tremendous impact of Soviet literature. Russian literature accompanied by her growth.Yang Mo consciously or unconsciously learns nutrition from the Soviet literature, steps out of"Tingzijian"and rigid "realism" and gradually becomes mature. Yang Mo's fictions are the most important component and gain the highest level of concern. Because of her early immature thinking and writing practices and environmental impact and limitation Yang Mo mainly wrote short stories and their artistic values are limited. In the latter part of her literature creation, with the founding of our People's Republic of China the living environment was relatively stable and she is mature in literature creation, so Yang Mo gradually stepped into the peak of literature creation and the famous red classic Song of Youth and a series of fictions were created in this period.She performs Chinese revolution and struggle by realistic practice, while fully expresses delicate feelings of women. These make her fictions contain strong Soviet proletarian revolutionary spirit of literature and women unique romantic, and provide readers the consolations on the emotion and spirit, and build the literary style of"revolutionary romanticism". As a famous contemporary fictionist of China,Chinese revolution and wars firmed Yang Mo's Marxism faith and created her unique literature works. Compared to Bing Xin, Ding Ling, Zhang Ailing and other domestic well-known women writers in the same period, Yang Mo is a junior- school educated student and is not much good at literature and the theme of her works is simplistic, but she wrote many unique and indispensable works.