The Expression Of Nationai Cuiture In New ERA Daur Voluminous Historical Novel

Daur created the splendid national culture in the long history. Since the late1970s, The Daur Voluminous Historical Novels made the "history" and "nation" as important themes for the first time, Represented by Lin Shen’s "Daur Emirates" and Wu Yu’s "Xiaolang and Daifu". It expressed the Daur ethnic culture with unique artistic method in Detailed in order to widen the range of fresh topics and made Chinese ethnic literature so vibrant. However, the research on Daur voluminous historical novels cannot catch up with it’s actual results In the academic field. This paper attempts to base on the text of Daur historical novel, through literature search, induction, comparison, analysis and other methods, so as to explore Daur cultural connotation and aesthetic artistic features demonstrated by the Voluminous Historical Novels, and to promote further study on the Daur voluminous historical novels in academic circles and to advance development of the Daur voluminous historical novels.The introduction of this paper elaborates the unique value and current research situation of Daur voluminous historical novels, as well as research methods In this thesis. The first part combing the Daur voluminous historical novel’s development context and subject matter content, Points out the important value of Daur voluminous historical novel. The second and third parts investigate Daur voluminous historical novels reflecting national cultural characteristics and aesthetic artistic characteristics respectively. The fourth part explores the deficiencies of Daur voluminous historical novels. Conclusion summarizes the innovations of this thesis:Systematically combing the emergence and development of Daur voluminous historical novels; Distinguish Daur voluminous historical novels’ content system and aesthetic pursuit; place Daur voluminous historical novel in the framework of daur history and culture to explore its missing. At last epilogue summarizes the shortcomings on lack of national cultural essence in this thesis.