英语专业A Research on Analyzing the Intercommunities of Love Views between Lin Daiyu and Scarlett.docVIP

A Research on Analyzing the Intercommunities of Love Views between Lin Daiyu and Scarlett Abstract The issue on love is the most important topic in daily life since human-beings are existed. In the two classic books-A Dream of Red Mansions of the Chinese writer Cao Xueqin and Gone With the Wind of the American writer Margaret Mitchell, it indicates that there are different patterns of love which express the love views of typical females, especially Lin Daiyu in A Dream of Red Mansions and Scarlett in Gone with the Wind. Though love shows its various characters on many patterns, its nature retains the same through many common points on the two main characters who are in different background but their love views lie in the common point—they rebel against the tradition and realize the love on freedom. The two females represent the typical love style in the turning point of traditional love developing process, which is different from the falling into love at sight or marry at once after their parents match the marriage. Both of them have individual grow backgrounds, act in different ways, but on the aspect of expressing their love views, they have much in common. So it is a reflection of the essence of love nature without any covers or backgrounds’ confrontations. This thesis analyzes their personalities and the love expressing ways. Furthermore, the thesis finds out the Heroines’ love views which are similar between lovers. Key Wordspatriarchal; rebellion consciousness; Love views; Introduction A Dream of Red Mansions, which Cao Xueqin used the whole life to complete in the middle 18th century, is Chinas first historical literary work exclusive for Women new features. Mitchells Gone with the Wind written in 1936, two hundred years later than A Dream of Red Mansions, with the background of the American civil war and postwar reconstruction, is reflecting the female survival condition in the war, which shows magnificent epic meaning. Cao xueqin and Mitchell, althoug