About The Moral Features And Moral Dilemmas Of Bing Xin's "philosophy Of Love"

Bing Xin, known as"the great praise for'love'writer", is an authoress who have achieved fruitful results in prose, poetry, fiction and other fields. During the may fourth period,"Love's Philosophy"became a hot topic of her study and run through her entire writing career which became the most significant way of thinking in her writing. Therefore, the research of Bing Xin, is a both typical and representative work which have some practical significance.The key feature of Bing Xin's works is"Love's Philosophy", which is an important aspect of her research. Although the study perspectives is diverse, most people pay more attentions to the issues such as what is"Love's Philosophy", the formative processes of"Love's philosophy", connotations of"Love's Philosophy", the art features of"Love's philosophy"and so on while the"moral dilemma"presented by"Love's Philosophy"is paid little attention, which is a little regret. So, this provides a theoretical and practical basis to discuss the issues in this paper. The thinking of Bing Xin has been placed in the moral change background in this article so as to explore the impact of moral change on"Love's philosophy"of Bing Xin and analyze the concentrated reflection and representation of the impact on her writings combined with the prevailing situation.The may fourth period which asked for personal liberation and personal independence urgently made Bing Xin have a new acquaintance of the status of woman and form the moral source of her"Love's philosophy"which is characterized by equality, philanthropy during the period advocated"human morality". The criticism and inheritance to the traditional family indicates her own sense of the modern family ethics and she proposes to build equality, ideal family human relations model with"love"children and couples in the same time. Actually,"Love's Philosophy"of Bing Xin, one of the"moral dilemma", is not only a pursuit of ideal realm and aesthetic of'truth','goodness'and'beauty'but also a aspiration of new ethics. This"moral dilemma"is also commonly found in many contemporary women writers. To some extend, this article is carried out in this perspective in the hope of enriching the study of Bing Xin.