The Research On The House Image In Chi Zijian's Novels

Houses,to a certain extent that provides space and place for the story development of the novel.At the same time,it is also a kind of literary and artistic conception with corresponding artistic value,ideological representation and symbolic connotation.The houses are unique images in Chi Zijian's novels.Therefore,we should study the image of housing written by Chi Zijian and as an important research direction to explore the role and meaning of the image of the house in the text.The first chapter,I mainly study the Russian architectural houses that described by Chi Zijian.Chi Zijian repeatedly mentioned the Russian architecture in his hometown of Heilongjiang Province,and analyzed the Russian-style woodcuts,buildings,houses,and churches in his works.Russian-style house images reflect the place where Chi Zijian's dream began and the where childhood emotions lived.At the same time,these housing buildings also carry the passage of time and history as well as many homebound.The second chapter mainly analyzes Chi Zijian's the state of folk residence from self and omniscience perspectives.Chi Zijian fused his observations and experiences with real objects into images and transformed them into languages.She then described the life from different aspects.“The essence of architecture is to make people settle down.” When housing or the environment is not as good as we want,people will actively end this relationship with this space settlement and express their inner rebellion,at last in order to leave home and choose wandering finally.The third chapter mainly discusses the relationship between house image and female in Chi Zijian's novels.Chi Zijian takes the image of the house to reflect her female experience and feminine consciousness.The attachment psychology and the strong sense of belongingness all make women choose between the“cage” and“castle” symbolized by the house.And it is worthy of our research to reflect the female perspective and the expression of women's attitudes through the image of housing.