英文摘要
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In the 1940's, Eileen Chang (Chang Ai-ling) was famous for her romantic and sentimental novels in Shanghai. But she's ignored all the time by the critics of mainland China. In the 1950's, owing to Yangge and Love of Barren Land, her well-known ”anti-Communist” novels, Chang was admitted by KMT and thus entered the literary circles of Taiwan. On one hand, she's admired, imitated and worshipped by the writers in Taiwan, and on the other hand, she's attacked by the Left critics. Praise and censure, the two opposing extremes, form the so-called ”Chang-ology” in Taiwan.
This paper is composed of foreword and three sections: 1. last phase, civilization and sex, 2. women, marriage and emotions, 3. maternity, description of details and eternity. Surveying the connections between Chang's novels and Red Chamber Dream.
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