| 英文摘要 |
This article takes the two novels Oh, Xiangxue and Life as examples to explore the story of rural educated youth ''going to the city'' that once appeared widely in Chinese novels in the 1980s, and proposes that the story pattern generally has the characteristics of ''leaving home and entering the city''. The three-stage structure of ''Adventure-Return'', and based on the differences in spiritual growth and transformation during the journey, divides them into two different groups of rural educated youth: one is the ''go to the city and return to the hometown'' group represented by Xiangxue; After comparing the cruelty of interpersonal strife in the city with the simplicity of the countryside, they changed their minds and looked at the place where they grew up with a new perspective, which gave rise to a spontaneous sense of identity and belonging, and finally returned to the countryside. The other type is the ''urban'' faction represented by Gao Jialin. They change their mentality during their exchanges with the city and no longer accept the rural lifestyle and values. As a result, they are internally oscillating between urban and rural areas, between reality and ideals. In hesitation. Finally, this article compares the rapidly changing background of the 1980s to explore the similarities and differences in attitudes toward urban and rural areas shown by rural intellectual youths in the two novels and their reasons. Through the analysis of this article, readers can interpret and understand the spiritual outlook of China's rural educated youth in the 1980s from different perspectives. |