The End Of Ancient Human Novel

Come out in the late Qing Dynasty of the two novels, " Evaluation of beauty of Hokyo" and "The Mark of Flower and moon " in general is defined in the "narrow modern evil novel" research horizons in the history of Chinese fiction. The author of the text read carefully, consider these two works of ancient human regarded as the end of the novel would be more appropriate number. At the same time, very little from the modern history of the macro-perspective, to a comprehensive and detailed look at this for two novels in ancient human history of the status of art. In view of this, the author for re-positioning of these two works on the basis of the excavation will further their aesthetic value.This article by the four components, the specific two-step of " Evaluation of beauty of Hokyo" and " The Mark of Flower and moon " to re-examine:First of all, in the basis of the first part outlined in the introduction, the author at the second part, the Writer of the material separately from the subject field of vision with two aspects of orientation for these two works in the history of the novel for re-positioning, clearly they are the ancient Chinese novel human the end of this location.Secondly, at such a premise, The present paper third part and the fourth part respectively molds two stratification planes from the work whole's artistic idea and the character image, in-depth inquiry " Evaluation of beauty of Hokyo" and " The Mark of Flower and moon " novel aesthetic connotation. On the one hand, I draw on the results of previous studies, on the other hand, by using late Ming and early Qing romantic novels, "A Dream of Red Mansions" and other works as reference, the main writer of self-awareness in these two works, the full expression, dualistic thought in the novel idea of factoring system explained at the same time, analysis by means of psychology, trying to claim the role of works in the evolution of primary and secondary source, and show them the unique artistic charm.Finally, in conclusion, the author of this thesis outlines the basic concepts derived.