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Chinese Left-Wing Literature in the Vision of an American Left-wing Writer
HUANG Jing
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2015.06.009
Southwest University, Chongqing, China
As one with great fame of writing China and Chinese people in war time, Anna Louise Strong, has the experience of communicating with Chinese left-wing writers, viewing their dramas works and reading their novels. From her perspective, Chinese left-wing literature was featured by its revolution and popularity; Chinese left-wing writers were busy with creating different genres to get every Chinese’s involvement in the anti-Japanese war in 1930s and participation in the construction of new China in 1940s. Hence, they were multifarious in their identity because they cared more than literature in a turbulent time. From what she presented, China, as a cultural otherness, was the existent utopia that fulfilled her radical political dream of communism.
left-wing, revolution and popularity, multifarious identity, utopia
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