The Research About Beicun’s Heterogeneity Of Love Narrative

Beicun is a writer with a strong heterogeneity on Chinese Contemporary Literature. He converted to Christianity in1992. This spirit event helped him to break out from the pioneer narrative. The ultimate belief changed Beicun’s writing style, which made him to surmount the trivial phenomenon, complex social environment and grasp the situation of human soul. Holding to his faith, Beicun can catch sight of dilemma in love and survival of people. Beicun had created a lot of novels on the theme of love. Religious and cultural resources affect Beicun’s heterogeneity of love narrative. Beicun’s writing show two features of "the intervention of godhead "and "spiritual writing" because of his faith in the Christian God. The ternary theory of spirit, soul and body of people also influence his writing all the time. The interpretation of sin and love in Bible is the essence content of Beicun’s love narrative. The Jewish writer Isaac-Bashevis-Singer continued the Jewish traditional belief to create the sanctity hero in Literature, which helped Beicun to understand how to transform faith tradition into writing resources.Compared with other writers who write on the theme of love in the same period, Beicun’s heterogeneity of love narrative have three different aspects under the influence of religious cultural resources. First, it depicted the plight of love about sinners. Second, it told that people consider love as t religion which is bound to a disillusioned ending. Third, it build a love Utopia with the unity of body and soul. These three aspects of heterogeneity were not generated simultaneously. They formed after Beicun’s repeated writing and constant exploration.Beicun’s heterogeneity of love narrative have obvious significance in the Chinese contemporary literature. He is a really Christian writer. Compared with the heterogeneity of Beicun, plight of his love narrative is also obvious. The same as the Christian writer Ayako Miura’s writing provides some complement in plight of love narrative of Beicun.