Literary Reconstruction Of Tibetan Villages

The study of rural literature has always been a hot topic in literary research,among which Tibetan rural literature is also included.As a Tibetan writer,Alai's writing aims to give voice to ethnic minorities and integrate their voices into the "voice of China".In the "airport" series,Alai integrates ethnic culture and personal destiny,highlighting the destiny of ordinary people in the grand history.The grand background of The Times,the small ordinary people and events,together painted a three-dimensional picture of the Tibetan countryside.This paper takes the "machine village" in Alai's works as the research object to discuss the author's literary reconstruction of the Tibetan countryside,which is discussed from the following four parts.The introduction is used to clarify the basis of the thesis and clarify the research status of Alai.The first chapter mainly discusses the writer's attitude towards Tibetan villages as a whole as a poetic observation.By tracing the writer's spiritual origin and cultural lineage,the author analyzes its particularity,then studies the spatial presupposition of "machine village",and analyzes the ethnic consciousness of "machine village".The second chapter sorts out the transformation and conflict of machine village after the entry of modern civilization,and probes into the fate of rural culture and the choice of individual fate in the current of The Times.The third chapter focuses on the author's blueprint for the reconstruction of the countryside,analyzes how the Tibetan countryside can avoid the tragedy of being completely swallowed up in the modern civilization,and seeks a way for the development of the ethnic group and the countryside.