The Main Elements of the "Beijing Taste" in Lao She's Works

Lao She was famous in China in the 20th century. His works had strong local characteristics and a unique humorous style. His humor and Beijing flavor could be said to be two important elements in his works. Lao She's humorous style was mainly expressed in the irony and ridicule in his works. He often used exaggeration and irony to criticize and reveal social phenomena and human nature. For example, in Camel Xiangzi, Xiangzi vented his dissatisfaction by drinking with his friends. While drinking, he kept complaining,"Today is a good day. I've finally had an addiction! In the past, I drank worse and worse every day." This kind of teasing and satire made the characters in the works more vivid and vivid. Lao She's Beijing flavor referred to the strong Beijing cultural atmosphere and local characteristics in his works. His works usually depicted the social and living scenes of Beijing and used Beijing dialect and slang to express emotions and thoughts. For example, in Teahouse, the protagonist Wang Dading said in a dialect,"You talk like a dog's moss!" This description not only reflected the characteristics of Beijing dialect, but also showed Lao She's love and respect for Beijing culture. Lao She's humor and Beijing flavor were important elements in his works, which not only made his works more lively and interesting, but also showed his deep concern and thinking about Chinese local culture and social phenomena.

Lao She was an important figure in the history of modern Chinese literature. His works had a strong "Beijing flavor" style. Beijing flavor referred to the lingering charm of Beijing dialect, customs, and culture. The "Beijing flavor" in Lao She's works is mainly manifested in the following aspects: 1. Language. Lao She's works mainly used the Beijing dialect and used a lot of spoken language and slang to make his works more lively and interesting. At the same time, Lao She's language style was also very unique, full of rhythm and rhythm, and it was catchy to read. 2. Character image. The characters in Lao She's works had distinctive Beijing characteristics, such as Beijing's customs, culture, lifestyle, etc., which would affect the character and fate of the characters. 3. The form of literature. Lao She's works often used literary forms such as symbolism and metaphor to express profound thoughts and philosophy through meticulous descriptions and figurative metaphor. 4. Cultural implications. Lao She's works deeply reflect the society, history and culture of Beijing, displaying the unique charm and cultural heritage of Beijing. The "Beijing flavor" in Lao She's works embodied the unique charm of Beijing dialect, customs and culture, and also showed Lao She's love and deep understanding of Beijing, which had a profound impact on modern Chinese literature.

Lao She is an important figure in the history of modern Chinese literature. His works have distinct Beijing characteristics, which are mainly manifested in the following aspects: 1. Language: Lao She's use of language is very unique and full of Beijing flavor. He is good at using Beijing dialect and slang to make his works closer to the life of the citizens to express a deep understanding and deep perception of real life. 2. Character images: The characters created by Lao She have distinctive Beijing characteristics. They usually have typical Beijing personalities and lifestyle, such as humor, cheerfulness, open-mindedness, pragmatic and so on. These characteristics run through many characters in Lao She's works. 3. Plot: The plot of Lao She's novel is full of twists and turns, full of suspense, many plots take place in Beijing and other Jing ethnic areas, full of strong local characteristics and historical and cultural atmosphere. 4. Thematic aspects: Lao She's works involve many aspects such as society, politics, culture, and human nature, but they all have distinct Beijing characteristics. Through the characters and plots in his works, he expressed his thoughts and reflections on Beijing and other Jing ethnic areas. Therefore, Lao She's novels have the characteristics of Beijing flavor, mainly in language, character image, plot and theme. These characteristics make his works have distinctive regional characteristics and characteristics of the times, and become the classic works of modern Chinese literature.

Lao She's novels had distinctive Beijing characteristics, mainly in the following aspects: 1. Language style: Lao She's language style is unique, using a large number of spoken language and dialect, full of strong Beijing flavor. For example, in his novel Camel Xiangzi, the protagonist Xiangzi's language had a strong Beijing accent and dialect, making people feel the charm of the Beijing accent. 2. Character image: The characters in Lao She's works are distinctive, full of personality and strong regional characteristics. The characters in his novels often have the typical characteristics of Beijing, such as diligence, steadiness, tenacity, persistence, etc. These characteristics reflect the living conditions and values of the people in Beijing. 3. Plot setting: The plot of Lao She's novel is full of twists and turns, full of drama and suspense. The plots of his novels were often set at various levels of Beijing society, such as officialdom, business, family, etc. Through telling the stories of various characters, he showed the complexity and variety of Beijing society. 4. Thematic thoughts: Lao She's novels are deeply concerned about social reality and have strong humane concerns. His novels often explored human nature, life, fate and other topics, showing his deep thoughts on life and human nature. Lao She's novels have a distinctive Beijing flavor, showing the lives and values of the people of Beijing, which have a strong ideology and cultural content.

Lao She was one of the famous representatives of the 20th century's Chinese literature known as "Beijing Style". His literary works have a strong regional characteristics and a sense of the times. Among them, Beijing-style literature is one of his representative works. Beijing-style literature refers to the literary style that takes Beijing as the background and material. It has the following characteristics: 1. Unique language style: Lao She's language is concise and clear, simple and natural, with a strong Beijing dialect and dialect characteristics, making his works closer to the reader's life. 2. Depicting the customs and culture of Beijing: Lao She's works extensively describe the city scenery, folk customs, history and culture of Beijing, showing the unique charm and cultural content of Beijing. 3. Character's personality: The characters in Lao She's works have distinct personalities and strong regional characteristics and a sense of the times. Reflecting social reality: Lao She's works deeply reflect the various problems of society at that time, including poverty, class contradictions, cultural autocracy, etc., with strong social significance. Lao She's literature not only has a unique literary style and regional characteristics, but also reflects the reality of Chinese society at that time, which has a strong social value and historical significance.

Lao She's works are usually set in Beijing. Some of his famous works include Camel Xiangzi, Teahouse, Four Generations Living Together, etc. In these works, Lao She described the society, culture and history of Beijing, expressing his love and understanding of the city. Through his work, Lao She showed the readers a real and vivid Beijing, allowing people to have a deeper understanding and understanding of the city.

Lao She's works with Beijing as the background include Camel Xiangzi, Teahouse, Four Generations Under One roof, etc. Among them, Camel Xiangzi was one of Lao She's masterpieces. It told the story of a poor camel coachman, Xiangzi, struggling in Beijing. It depicted the dark side of Beijing society and the living conditions of the people at that time. Teahouse, on the other hand, described the rise and fall of traditional Chinese teahouses, as well as the political and commercial struggles of people in teahouses. " Four Generations Under One roof " depicted the life experiences and historical and cultural background of a family in Beijing. These works had distinctive characteristics of the times and profound social implications, which were deeply loved and respected by the readers.

Most of Lao She's works are set in Beijing. Some of his famous works include: Camel Xiangzi: It tells the story of a poor camel coachman, Xiangzi, who lived in Beijing and his struggles with various forces. 2. Teahouse: It described the various social situations in Beijing teahouses, including commercial competition, political struggles, family disputes, etc. 3. Four Generations Living Together: With a big family as the background, it shows the life and changes of the old Siheyuan in Beijing, reflecting the traditional Chinese family ethics and values. Dragon Whisker Gully: It depicted the life in the sewers of Beijing and revealed the poverty and backwardness of Chinese society at that time. 5. The sequel to Teahouse, Beijing dialect: It continued to tell the story of the teahouse and used dialect as the main way of expression to better suit the taste of the Beijing audience. In addition, Lao She's other works, such as Teahouse, Four Generations Living Together, Ode to Joy, Longxu Gully, etc., also used Beijing as the background to show the unique culture and historical features of Beijing.

Many of Mr. Lao She's works involve the background of Beijing. Some of his famous works include: 1. Camel Xiangzi: The novel tells the life experience of a poor camel coachman, Xiangzi, in Beijing, depicting the darkness and poverty of Beijing society at that time. 2. Teahouse: The novel is set in a teahouse in Beijing. It tells the story of a group of small people struggling on the edge of society and shows the contradictions and complexity of Beijing society at that time. 3 " Four Generations Under One roof ": The novel uses the rise and fall of a family as the main line to describe the various changes that a Beijing family has experienced in the past few hundred years. It shows the living conditions of the Beijing society and the mentality of the people at that time. Old Zhang's Philosophy: The novel narrates Old Zhang's life experience and thoughts as an ordinary person in Beijing. Through Old Zhang's perspective, it reflects the various problems of Beijing society at that time. The above works are all representative works of Lao She with Beijing as the background. They not only portray the social style and people's lives in Beijing, but also reflect the various contradictions and problems in Beijing society at that time. They have high literary value.

Lao She was a famous 20th-century Chinese novelist and drama. His works depicted the traditional customs and atmosphere of the Chinese Lunar New Year. In Lao She's works, New Year's Eve was a rich and festive atmosphere, which also reflected the unique charm of Chinese traditional culture. The embodiment of the New Year's flavor included: Couplets and lanterns: Couplets and lanterns are important elements in traditional Chinese culture. They are often depicted in Lao She's works to represent the joy and blessings of the new year. Dumplings and rice cakes: Dumplings and rice cakes are important foods in traditional Chinese culture. They often appear in Lao She's works to represent reunion and family harmony. 3. Setting off firecrackers and sticking window grilles: Setting off firecrackers and sticking window grilles are traditional customs in Chinese traditional culture. They are also depicted in Lao She's works to represent the atmosphere and liveliness of the new year. 4. New Year greetings and red packets: New Year greetings are a traditional custom in Chinese traditional culture. It is also depicted in Lao She's works as representing New Year's blessings and socializing. The New Year's flavor in Lao She's works is a rich and festive atmosphere, which also reflects the unique charm of Chinese traditional culture. It makes people feel the joy and blessings of the new year while feeling the traditional culture.