The Awakening Citizen Figures in Lao She’s Novels.docVIP

The Awakening Citizen Figures in Lao She’s Novels 　　Abstract 　　Lao　She　was　not　the　only　writer　describing　citizens　in　modern　literature，　pared　with　other　writers　at　the　same　times，　Lao　She　never　considered　self　as　enlightenment.　He　observed　people’s　life　and　felt　people’mon　citizen.　His　perspective　made　up　the　mainstream　literature’s　neglect　over　the　awakening　of　people　in　1920s　and　1930s.　In　this　paper，　o　three　types，　i.e.　the　spontaneous　awakening，　the　occasional　awakening，　and　the　consciousness　awakening.　This　analysis　outlines　the　citizen　figures　in　Lao　She’s　novels　more　clearly. 　　Key　words：　Lao　She；　Citizen　figure；　The　awakening 　　LI　Dan（2012）.　The　Awakening　Citizen　Figures　in　Lao　She’s　Novels.　Canadian　Social　Science，　8（5），　-0.　Available　from：　http：///index.php/css/article/view/j.css.1923669720120805.6658 　　DOI：　http：///10.3968/j.css.1923669720120805.6658. 　　The　first　half　of　the　twentieth　century　witnessed　the　transition　of　Chinese　society.　Troduction　of　western　science　and　technology，　the　New　Culture　Movement，　the　old　democratic　revolution，　and　the　new　democratic　revolution　greatly　changed　the　social　situations　of　ancient　China　and　shook　every　part　of　Chinese　society.　It　was　the　citizen　figures　in　Lao　She’s　novels　that　lived　in　big　cities，　where　huge　shocks　and　changes　happened.　Lao　She　was　not　the　only　writer　describing　citizens　in　modern　literature，　pared　with　other　writers　at　the　same　times，　Lao　Smon　citizens　by　observations　or　lectures，　like　some　enlightenment　writers　did.　On　the　contrary，　Lao　Smon　citizens　as　one　of　them，　observed　their　lives，　felt　their　feelings，　understood　them，　and　sympathized　for　their　sufferings.　Lao　She’s　novels　made　up　the　mainstream　literature’s　neglect　over　the　awakening　of　people　in　1920s　and　1930s.　In　his　novels，　plicated　minds.　To　three　types. 　　1.　The　spontaneous　awakening 　　The　representatives　of　the　spontaneous　awakening　are　Xiangzi，　Yueya’er，　patrolman，　and　old　Li.　Tmon　sadness　for　these　characters　was　the　d