On the artistic characteristics of Ding Ling's female self-report, blood and tears book and confession series.

[Answer] Ding Ling's famous works "Diary of Ms. Sha Fei" and later "When I was in the Village" and "In the Hospital" are called "autobiographies, blood and tears books and confessions" of women. The Diary of Ms. Sha Fei is a novella with diary style, which once brought great reputation to Ding Ling. The psychological description of the novel is exquisite and vivid, which represents Ding Ling's artistic achievements in this respect. When I was in the village, I wrote about a rural girl named Zhen Zhen. The novel shows the conflict between women with special experiences and beautiful pursuits and conservative vulgar environment with layers of bedding and fascinating artistic techniques, and expresses deep sympathy for the fate of the characters. In the hospital, based on the experience, feelings and experiences of Lu Ping, a young doctor who came to Yan 'an from Shanghai to participate in the revolution, and the conflict with the environment, he criticized the shortcomings of not respecting knowledge and talents, and put forward early important issues against small production habits such as autocracy, ignorance, conservatism and backwardness in * * * areas at that time. Luping is an artistic summary of some young intellectuals who went to Yan 'an. The works mainly take the fate and psychological changes of the protagonist as structural clues, and give full play to the writer's artistic expertise in depicting characters delicately, euphemistically and emotionally. These novels show Ding Ling's experience and thinking as a female writer, which is the earliest and most concentrated expression of female consciousness in China literature in the 20th century.

[analysis] see the textbook P 135- 136.

[Knowledge] Chapter II Novels of the 1930s