On The Artistic Change Of He Liwei’s Novel Creation

He Liwei,a rare advocate of the Hu Nan “Xiang Army” in the 1980 s,entered the literary world as a poet,and became famous for his novels.Up to now,He Liwei has created a special way,and continues to explore and innovate.Throughout He Liwei’s novel creation,it can be divided into three periods:The poetic writing in the 1980 s,the pioneering experiment in the 1990 s,and the daily writing in the early21 st century.In the 1980 s,He Liwei combined the aesthetic implication and artistic expression of novel creation with the Chinese classical aesthetics,to make poetic exploration.He avoided the noise of reality,focused on the beauty and trueness of human nature,and showed the town idyllic scenery in the heart and simple customs through the description of the natural beauty.By using context-oriented narrative and the technique of blank,created a poetic hazy aesthetic artistic conception.And used classical poetry tradition to achieve the language of conciseness and chic,also used the transition of light and color and synaesthesia techniques to achieve the painting and aesthetic beauty of the language.Influenced by the economic tide and the western ideological trend in the 1990 s,He Liwei’s novel creation showed doubt and rebellion against the living state of human beings and the rationality of reality,looked at surrounding with questioning and denial eyes,and wrote and expressed himself through the "first narrative","illogic and absurdity","complicated metaphor and symbol" and other techniques,showing a certain pioneering characteristics.Since the new century,He Liwei’s novel creation moved closer to the daily life,wrote the life scenes of the urban middle class and the daily memory of the individual under the macro history through the description of the daily life situation,in order to reproduce people’s living situation,and represent people’s mental state through the true and direct emotional expression.In addition,the collage writing and plain language of life flow and other "daily" forms of expression made He Liwei’s works truly entered into the realistic narration of daily life.