英文摘要 |
Past research on war literature, often biased on outside system changing as the social era but ignoring the exploration to the personal inner soul. Wang Dingjun personally experienced the Sino-Japanese war, Chinese Civil War, and also affected by the White Terror after he moved to Taiwan, thus by lifelong has desired for liberty. The scope of the present paper is by reviewing his autobiographical notes such like 'Broken Glass', 'In and Outside the Mountain', 'Whirlpool of the Left Atrium ', 'Memoirs of Tetralogy', trying to explore his yearning for liberty, also to understand how Wang Dingjun through his writing explore the memory, release the soul, and return to liberty. |