| 英文摘要 |
Zhou Shou-juan was one of the typical authors of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He published many social novels in the magazine—Li-bai-liu (Saturday), especially in the last hundred volumes. However, these novels had not been given much attention for a long time. Zhou Shou-juan’s social novels reflect the difficult life of the citizens in Shanghai, people’s struggles between new and old concepts as well as temptation and disaster in an environment facing the rise of commerce. As for the techniques and forms of writing in Zhou Shou-juan’s social novels, he was good at designing flashing back structure and open-ending, shaping round characters, and making use of monologues. Zhou Shou-juan has always been regarded as a writer of romance by common readers, yet, as a matter of fact, he is a great writer of social novels as well. |