张爱玲笔下的月亮意象（The imagery of the moon in Eileen Changs writings）.docVIP

张爱玲笔下的月亮意象（The imagery of the moon in Eileen Changs writings） The imagery of the moon in Eileen Changs writings A world is seen in a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wild flower. I want to try to walk into Eileen Changs flowers in the sand, explore those outdated dead characters, their soul is how bumpy breathing, now still faintly, with the moon in the night out of the window into the glitz and sublimation of our civilization. Since ancient times, the literati love the moon, and the love of women writers more months, and love obsessed. Eileen Chang also said she is closely aligned with the moon and, therefore, she looked at the moon, more than all the world, so her words in the world, the endless struggle with her, leading her ethereal, lifting her chastely. Today we opened the Eileen Chang anthology, which is about the moon image can be found everywhere, such as some superficially like a belt, some are crafted, all flowing into the thick and heavy in colours, a beautiful Moon River. The moonlight image melt into the dark understanding on her life The so-called image, that is, in a color, luster, sound of the image of the form, contains the metaphor, symbol, hint and other deep implications. Colorful images in Eileen Changs novels, such as the number of stars, as she wrote repeatedly be too numerous to enumerate, mirror, wall, tram, screen and so on, even a lot of people have written, write things over in her writings, but also other things happened suddenly and contact, have a great symbol, hint meaning, what she likes and dislikes any expression driven tools. The image of the moon and the moon, for example, appeared most, the most typical, and the most distinctive in Eileen Changs writings. Moon not only the time and place of the relationship between psychological and character have distinct correspondence with different emotions, and the Moon in the world of Eileen Chang rising every time, all have different symbolic meanings. Through the description of the moon