Eulo gizing the suffering of the loess land

-- the loyal expression of Northern Shaanxi culture in Lu Yao's works

Authors

  • Qianqian Ma

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v8i.4225

Keywords:

Lu Yao; faithful writing; northern Shaanxi culture; Shaanxi literature; suffering consciousness.

Abstract

As a writer with realistic sentiments, Lu Yao has always been concerned with people's state of life and ideal pursuits, sublimating this tragedy and spreading it to philosophical heights. His literary works pursue a poetic realm and bring the tragic life to an aesthetic and artistic level. Lu Yao faithfully expresses the culture of northern Shaanxi, moral consciousness and Confucianism in his works. Under the reality of the increasingly obvious urban-rural gap, rural youth whose individual will and self-ideals are awakening begin to choose to flee the countryside, but face the suffering head-on, constantly inspiring modern youth.

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Published

07-02-2023