The Study On The Narrative Of Luo Binji's Modern Novels

Luo Binji's literary creation mainly concentrated before 1949,entered the literary world from the mid-1930s to the peak in the 1940s.From the long works represented by "the initial opening of chaos on the Border Line"to the short and medium-sized novels such as "the Eastern Battlefield Task Force," A stubborn Man,"and other short and medium-sized novels,as well as reportage," A Day in Greater Shanghai,"and so on.Luo Binji wrote a large number of close-to-reality,well-known works in this period.Luo Binji's literary creation has constructed a rich literary world.The narrative contents of Luo Binji's modern novels can be divided into three aspects:Hunchun's narrative,immigrant's narrative and Anti-Japanese War narrative.The Hunchun narrative of Luo Binji's modern novel takes Hunchun as the narrative space of the frontier town,which presents the writer's deep feelings about his hometown and embodies the uniqueness of the multi-ethnic integration of the northern small cities.Luo Binji,a northeast writer,wrote his novel as an exiles,expressing a deep sense of homesickness in Hunchun's narrative,which made Hunchun's narrative transcend the significance of the superficial space narrative and formed a more profound theme implication.The immigrant narration of Luo Binji's modern novel,including the immigration narrative of "breaking the Guantong" and other immigrant narratives,specifically points to the description of the living conditions and fate of different immigrants.The description of the immigrant group in Shandong Province in the narrative of"breaking through the Guantong" shows that immigration is the choice of fate made in the flood of history,and at the same time pay attention to expressing the desire of Shandong immigrants to return to their hometown.The immigration narrative provides a reference for in-depth understanding of the history and culture of Guantong.The narration of transnational immigrants include concerns about North Korean immigrants and white Russian immigrants.The narrative of Luo Binji's modern novels about the Anti-Japanese War is covered in most of Luo Binji's works before the founding of the people's Republic of China,from his first work,"on the Border," to "evidence of guilt," published in 1940,and to the short book,"Spring in the Beiwang Garden," which was published in 1947.The theme of anti-Japanese war laid the main tone of Luo Binji's war narrative and revealed all kinds of darkness exposed in the war,which reflected Luo Binji's sense of resistance and criticism to the cruel reality and the realistic spirit of daring to attack the tragic fate of the nation.The multi-dimensional narrative of the war shows the writing of the daily life of the common people,deeply discusses the attention to individual life,forms the transcendence of the theme of anti-Japanese war,and greatly enriches the literary connotation of the narrative of war in Luo Binji's modern novels.Luo Binji's modern novel creation has unique artistic style and historical value in the history of modern literature,which is embodied in the application of various narrative perspectives and the rendering of atmosphere.The continuous exploration on the road of creation makes Luo Binji's writing style not single.In the narrative of his modern novels,the author shows his artistic individuality and humanistic concern by using the perspective of children's narration and the third person narrative angle of objective reason,which shows the author's artistic individuality and humanistic concern.Formed a variety of styles intertwined expression.In Luo Binji's novel creation,Hunchun narrative,immigrant narrative and Anti-Japanese War narrative are not separated from each other,three kinds of narrative contents are intertwined,forming the multi-dimensional and deep-rooted theme of the text The three-dimensional text "Hunchun-emigration-Anti-Japanese War"in northeast regional literature has unique value and significance in the history of northeast literature and even the history of modern Chinese literature.