Contemporary Chinese Gay And Lesbian Discourse Reading Of Literary Works

The development of the times to promote the progress of cultural diversity, but also to thecreation of art and literature to provide a richer and more free space. The diverse culturebackground making the homosexual theme began to appear in more and more literary works ofthe contemporary Chinese. At the same along with development of post-modern thought, theliterary and artistic works such with Asian culture means not only experienced the changes in thenarrative mode and presents its own unique culture and aesthetic features. Not only by analysisof the relevant text interpretation can be found in these works a new world opened for us, let ushave a new awareness and understanding of the discourse in the literary and artistic works.Related topics, literary and artistic works have an important practical significance for promotingthe gay subculture and the process of culture pluralism in China.This article is divided into five parts homosexual literary and artistic works of Chinesecontemporary analytic.. A unique analysis of the background of such works from theglobalization and post-modern aesthetic context of the two.Focus interpretation of the changesexperienced by the gay literary and artistic works in the narrative mode, this is summarized fromthree different narrative perspective. Third, focuses on literary and artistic works of Chinesecontemporary gay culture and identity issues, and work is how to show these issues and thuscarry out a discourse constructed. Forth, discusses the aesthetic characteristics of thecontemporary homosexual literary and artistic works, not only from its own tragic charactersexplained, but also to the literary theory of the Dionysian spirit of Carnival. Fifth, the mutualeffect between gay subculture and homosexual literary﹠artistic works. Last, the conclusion.Interpretation of the above five aspects of the analysis, not only let us see the state of the gaytheme in the contemporary Chinese literary and artistic works, let us feel the power of discourseand cultural diversity, in turn, can re-examine the marginalized groups to do their own thinking.