Thematic Study Of Korean In China Survival Fiction After China And South Korea Established Diplomatic Relations

China’s reform and opening broaden people’s horizons and enrich the spiritual world. Various external thought flocked to China. In 1992, China and South Korea established diplomatic relations, which have brought far-reaching impact on the social, cultural, economic and other aspects of Chinese Koreans. Koreans saw the developed economy of the South Korean as capitalist country. In order to improve their lives and pursue their high-quality living conditions, in addition to they have the same language, Korea lacked labor, they came into South Korea with a large-scale influx.Depends on this social context, great changes have taken place in the theme of Korean novels.The research contents of this paper was to investigate the survival fiction after China and South Korea established diplomatic relations through some outstanding Korean novels.This study were divided into three parts:one is the individual, the second is the family, the third is ethnic. For an individual, this is a arduous journey of the "dream of gold".Korean workers suffered discrimination, insults, disrespect in Korea, In order to improve the survival, Korean in China encountered a lot of luck and misfortune during the Korean life, and these experiences will make them produce their own identity in a different understanding. The most of the Korean in China still have a strong sense of civic responsibility, and they believe that China is able to give them the protection and care. Most of them have a poor life before they went to South Korea.Many of them were still have nothing after they came back. Finally, in order to survive, they pay the personal values distortions. For families, in order to survive, they lost the family’s happiness. For the nation, the nation’s education, culture, community, and consciousness has changed. In addition, Depends on this content of they went to Korea in order to survive, Korean fiction includes three parts:imagination, reality, surreal. Imagination is a vision they produced when they left home and go to Korea depends on memories of the past. the reality is experience, feelings, and various changes they produced after they went into Korea; surreal is the reconciliation and harmony after the intensification of conflicts.