英文摘要 |
The paper examines the literary works published in Hong Kong by Tong Zhen(T’ung Chen), a popular and active Taiwan-based novelist in the 1950s. The objectivesof this examination are to better discern the active literary intercourse between Taiwanand Hong Kong during the 1950s and 1960s and to study the cross-regional literarymeaning of Tong Zhen’s works in order to highlight the interplay between the contemporaryliterary circles of these two areas. Tong Zhen published regularly in HongKong-based publications which were financially supported by the U.S. InformationService (USIS). Furthermore, the influence of postwar U.S. aid culture facilitated herrelationship with Hong Kong’s literary community. As a result, it gave her advantage tocreate and nourish the special literary bond which existed in the mid-late 20th centurybetween Taiwan and Hong Kong. This paper first examines the literary intercourse betweenTaiwan and Hong Kong during the 1950s and 1960s against the backdrop of ashared cultural milieu created by the Cold War and U.S. aid culture, and then explainsthe unique character of Tong Zhen’s Hong Kong-published works in the context of thecross-regional intercourse. Finally, the literary relationship and related interactions betweenTaiwan and Hong Kong during these two decades are investigated in the context of the complicated sociopolitical forces that affected the respective literary outputs ofTaiwan and Hong Kong at that time. |