The Research On Pema Tseden's Novel

Pema Tseden is one of the few Tibetan young writers in the modern society,who are bilingual in the collection of Chinese and English,as well as translators,directors and scriptwriters.Pema Tseden began to set foot on the stage of Tibetan contemporary literature in the early 90s of last century.At the same time.he received a profound knowledge of Tibetan culture and the influence of Chinese culture,he began his first attempt at literary creation.Although the number of novels is small,the writing style is especially vivid,which not only has the strong national consciousness of the general minority writers,but also is deeply influenced by the western modernism.The background of multi-cultural immersion and the writing position of the folk literature of "disenchantment" gradually formed his unique novel art.There is a lot of harvest.Pema Tseden's literary creation not only breaks through the limitations of his inherent tradition,but also takes a new look and feels the unique style of the nation in a new way.He uses a unique aesthetic sentiment and a new narrative strategy to externalize the experience that transcends human understanding deep in the human prehistoric era.The first section of the article briefly describes Pema Tseden's growth environment and his learning career,as well as his creative experiences and his films.The second section makes a comprehensive analysis of the ideological contents of the Pema Tseden bilingual novels and sums up four aspects of ideological content,such as the care of the reality,the reflection of life,the exploration of human nature and the search of the human mind.The third section discusses the writing techniques of Pema Tseden's novels from three aspects:realism,magic and absurd techniques.The fourth section attempts to explore the six artistic characteristics of the novels of Pema Tseden,such as the pessimism,the search,the perspective,the abstract,the narrative and so on.The last section makes a holistic and comprehensive study of the artistic value of Pema Tseden's novel.