英文摘要 |
Shu-li Chao’s mission to popularize literature for revolution emerged in 1934, and his set his writing goal to be communicative with the laymen ever since. His popularization trend positioned folk literature as “writing for villagers who can read, and have them introducing the writing to illiterates.” Therefore, writing that is comprehensible to illiterates is the key factor to literature popularization, and also a distinguishing factor from other light literature. To achieve this goal, he has made much “intentional” efforts, among which folk literature perspective is the main inspiration point in creation. This study discusses his folk literature perspective and writing practice through Chao’s opinions on folk literature and usage of folk literature to encourage “public creation”. |