英文摘要 |
“The Island of Showers”was Gu Desha's first short story collection. As a rare collection of ''industrial novels'', the book contains a total of nine short stories, with the background of the textile industry in the 1980s as the background, radiating a life image after a sudden change in the era. Among them, ''shower'', as a leading symbol, serializes the structural arrangement of the nine short stories throughout the book. This article is based on the analysis of the image of ''storm'', and explores how the novel uses this image as the dominant symbol in the text, and through what kind of narrative structure, it shows the contradictions and struggles of human nature under this image. |