Analyzing The Novel Of Female Initiation Of Hong Ying

The Novel of Initiation has become a basic type of modern novels since Goethe’s"William Meister’s Learning Age".This article first discusses the meaning of the concept of "The Novels of Female Initiation".On the whole,The Novel of Female Initiation is female-oriented.Through the continuous increase of social experience and the continuous enhancement of subject consciousness,they show a gradual improvement and mature growth process both in physical and psychological aspects.These novels present the boycott and resistance to the traditional patriarchal society,as well as the construction of female subject and their self-realization."This article starts from the life experience of Hong Ying,analyzing the transformation of "daughter-women-female" embodied in the two novels of Hong Ying,"Daughter of the River" and " Good Children of the Flowers",and exploring the psychological and physical changes in female growth process as well as the evolution of physiology,psychology and the subject.Hong Ying’s works have elaborated various emotions,including love,alienation,reflection,remorse,and reconstruction.Her works strongly describe the sorrow of life and her personal growth experience.This article will explore the growth pattern,growth motivation,growth process and growth direction of the protagonist in the Hong Ying female growth novel.The specific chapters are as follows:The first chapter: From people’s survival situation in the Great Famine era,expounding her pursuit of hunger and the mystery of life experience before 18 years old.Based on the text "Daughter of the River",this article analyzes the author’s entanglement with the identity of an illegitimate woman.The second chapter: From Hong Ying’s disillusion with kinship and love in the mortal world,this article mainly analyzes the pain and confusion of her escape from hometown.The third chapter: From the awakening of female subject consciousness,mainly based on "Good Children of the Flowers",this article analyzes the subject’s return tothe love and affection after growth.