On The Urban Landscape In Jiang Guangci's Novels

The 1920s and 1930s was an era of multicultural symbiosis.With the development of urban modernization,the creation of urban novels also entered a peak period.The writers' expression of the city,on the one hand,has a lot of descriptions of the bustling and splendid works of the new sentiment writers;on the one hand,there are urban life with the sentiments of the old Chinese urban children reflected by the Beijingbased writers;and on the other hand,the left-wing represents The emerging proletarian political culture is full of vitality.As the pioneer and founder of Chinese proletarian literature,With a unique historical perspective,Jiang Guangci paints an alternative modern city with a sense of the times and a sense of history.The author takes Jiang Guangci as the main research object,and uses the "landscape" theory to interpret the literary expression of the urban landscape in Jiang Guangci's works and the Shanghai writing different from the new sensory writers.The body of this paper is divided into four parts.The first chapter is the process of the revolution.From the perspective of the daily landscape of urban life,the relationship between the revolution and the revolution is analyzed from the perspectives of factories,residences,secret offices and streets.The second chapter is the transmission of the revolution.Starting with the print media landscape,the relationship between the print media landscape and the revolution is explained by analyzing the literary expressions of books,newspapers and leaflets in the text.The third chapter is to criticize the political intentions of society.Starting from the consumption culture landscape,through analyzing the literary performance of the pubs,hotels and dance halls in the text,the author analyzes the spiritual state of the characters and reveals the author's criticism and condemnation of the society.The fourth chapter is compared with the Shanghai writing written by the new sensory writers,highlighting the uniqueness of Jiang Guangci's writing of Shanghai.