A Study Of Liang Hong’s Non-fictional Literary Works From The Perspective Of Ecocriticism

Liang Hong is committed to the study of the the relationship between vernacular literary creation and vernacular China.Liang Hong’s non-fiction literary works not only laid the foundation for Liang Hong’s position in China’s non-fiction literary creation,but also had a profound impact on the creation of later works.Based on Professor Lu Shuyuan’s theory of ecocriticism,combined with Liang Hong’s creative experience,this paper takes her non-fiction literary works as an example to excavate the connotation and connection between natural ecology,social ecology and spiritual ecology in the works,trying to provide a new research perspective on non-fiction literary works,and also hopes to provide realistic guidance for improving the ecological environment in rural China and improve people’s ecological aesthetic awareness.This article consists of five parts.The first part of the introduction is mainly based on the systematic sorting and summarizing and condensation of the theory of ecological criticism,which leads to the research ideas,directions and research significance of this paper.The second part mainly analyzes the causes of the rural areas in Liang Hong’s non-fictional literary works and the relationship between human and nature.Through the realistic depiction of the deterioration of the rural ecological environment,it criticizes the adverse impact of modern industry on rural development and calls on people to increase their attention and protection of rural areas.The third part mainly analyzes the various external and internal manifestations of social ecological imbalances in Liang Hong’s non-fictional literary works.Due to the intensification of various conflicts of interest,the alienation of peasants from the environment and others in the countryside is reproduced,and the ever-expanding material desires make the social and ecological situation grim,and at the same time express the writer’s concern and concern for the survival of farmers The fourth part explores Liang Hong’s worries about the spiritual and ecological plight of farmers and even women.The writer has a keen insight into the serious spiritual crisis that is breaking out in the spiritual ecology of mankind,which has seriously affected people’s mental health.The fifth part is mainly a conclusion.On the basis of summarizing Liang Hong’s ecological thought and the practical significance of the development of local China,he deepens his understanding of the ecological thought and ecological spirit contained in the text.