英文摘要 |
From the “The Grass Color of That Year” in the 1970s to the “Let the Life Stretch Like a Tree” in 2007, realised that the theme of Ho Nai Kin's prose over 30 years was surrounded by the theme of paddy field. Through his observation on paddy field as well as his own life experiences, he implied these into his prose and communicated to the public. This article mainly focused on few aspects of Ho Nai Kin's prose: (i) to discuss the writing of paddy as described in “The Grass Color of That Year”; (ii) the combination of writing on paddy field with Buddhist's philosophy in 1990s Buddhist's prose; (iii) to discuss the relationship between paddy field and Chinese culture and how the Ho Nai Kin expressed his historical concept and own observations; and (iv) Ho Nai Kin's inspiration arising from the Green Revolution. Ho Nai Kin emphasizes writing and thoughts in his early works, slowly evolved with greater narration and it turned out that his prose was filled with thoughts while literacy skill remained constant. |