英文摘要 |
Deep in the White Clouds, a short story included in Shuhan Chang's 1955 published collection The Flower-blooming Season, was a modern revision of Yuanming Tao's The Peach Colony. In Chang's work, ''The Cloud-lying Valley'' -adapted from The Peach Colony - was now somewhere located in Middle Taiwan's Independent Peak. In this paper, I analyze Chang's work within the context of Anti-Communist Literature in the 1950s. As a representative female writer, Chang was one of the women who responded to those dominant discourse of Anti-Communism at her times. By observing Chang's story, which weaved fiction with reality, I argue that Chang had implied her concerns for the society - it was not only the times of turmoil, but also the times when people built Cloud-lying Valley in their minds in order to feel safe. |