Family Problems After Migrating To Cities

The dissertation focuses on remolding and thinking about families by the Chinese Communist Party since the Yan'an period as a starting point,and selects a series of literary works about family crisis in order to discuss how the controversy between socialist construction and modernization left in texts in 1950s.By introducing a view of the city,and then emphasizes the transformation from revolution to construction,in this way,reflects the imagination and construction about family and conjugal relation from socialism literature in the context after revolution and then treats the literary works which as related to family issues as symptoms of socialistic crisis.Besides,this dissertation combines the social,intellectual and the literature history and tries to draw the outline of the evolution of family values in socialism literature creation in the history timeline.This paper takes Wo Men Fu Fu Zhi Jian and the literature arguments round Xiao Yemu as problem consciousness,discusses how family,as a entity of practicing policies and the beginning of imagination of new country and new society,can open dialog spaces of urban and rural,socialism and capitalism,revolution and modern.Furthermore,discusses how the dual character of production and consumption in socialism cities affects the expression literature shows about family relationships and the choice of amour and marriage in the context of industrialization.Series of public institution and utterance remodel the urban families' form on theoretical and realistic level,and then the dissertation tries to discuss how the revolutionary discourses go deep into details of personal life after migrating to cities and then shows the limitation when the requirement of women's liberation enters into the "women's emotional needs during the process of system internalization by interpreting several novels written by Ru Zhijuan.On this basis,this paper asks how the families transfer the economic,social and emotional function,and then become a vacuum space eventually.