A brief analysis of the change of Ba Jin's writing style before and after

Ba Jin's writing style changed in the 1940s and was influenced by modern literature. Ba Jin's works in the early 1940s mainly showed romantic emotions and idealistic ideas. Many of his novels described the beautiful side of human nature, such as "Home","Spring","Autumn" and so on. These works were full of affection and appeal, and were deeply loved by readers. With the change of times, Ba Jin began to accept the ideas of modern literature and began to explore the complexity of human nature and the deep-seated problems of society. Many of his works began to have depth and complexity, such as "Oliver Twist","Twenty Years Later" and so on. These works not only paid attention to human nature, but also society and history. Ba Jin's writing style in the 1940s was influenced by the modern literature and began to develop in the direction of depth and complexity.

Ba Jin is one of the outstanding representatives of modern Chinese literature. His writing style has clearly left a deep impression on the readers. The following are some of the specific characteristics of Ba Jin's creative style changes: - Early works: Ba Jin's early works were mainly autobiographies and novels describing folk life, showing a strong realism and democratic spirit. These works focused on the character's personality and emotional description of the language concise, bright and infectious. - Mid-term works: Ba Jin's mid-term works were mainly novels and essays, showing a strong humanist and romantic spirit. These works paid attention to the plot and the exploration of the fate of the characters, which was full of depth and content. At the same time, it also showed the reflection of Chinese traditional culture and modern culture. - Late works: Ba Jin's later works mainly displayed a strong spirit of realism and symbolism in novels and essays. These works focused on the exploration of human nature and the spiritual world, rich in philosophy and imagination, but also showed reflection on history and culture. Ba Jin's writing style was mainly realism and democratism in the early stage, and gradually turned to humanism and romanticism in the middle stage. In the later stage, he showed the spirit of realism and symbolism, and explored the human nature and spiritual world more deeply. His works not only reflected the development of modern Chinese literature, but also deeply influenced the later works.

Ba Jin's writing characteristics can be summarized as follows: 1. Diverse literary styles: Ba Jin's works have a variety of literary styles, ranging from realism and symbolism to romanticism, modernism and post-modernism. He was good at using various literary techniques such as symbolism, metaphor, contrast, reversal, etc. to express complex social phenomena and human nature problems. 2. Pay attention to character shaping: Ba Jin paid attention to character shaping in his novels and created a series of characters with complex personalities, distinct images and deep characters. His characters often had distinct personalities and certain symbolic meanings. 3. Elegant language: Ba Jin's language is elegant, concise and poetic. He was good at using metaphor, exaggeration, contrast and other rhetorical devices to make the language vivid and have a strong appeal. 4. Pay attention to social reality: Ba Jin's works reflect the social reality and people's lives at that time, which has high social significance and historical value. His novels often focused on human nature, life, love, family and other topics with strong humane care. 5. Pay attention to ideology: Ba Jin pays attention to ideology. His novels not only have literary value but also have profound ideology. His works reflected the new ideas, new perspectives and new styles of socialistic realism literature, which played an important role in the development and promotion of modern Chinese literature.

Ba Jin's change in style in the 1940s was mainly because he had experienced many changes in his life and thoughts. In the 1940s, Ba Jin was at the peak of his literary creation. However, as he grew older and his marriage failed, he began to reflect on his life and creation, and gradually gave up his past style and turned to a more realistic writing style. In addition, Ba Jin also experienced political and cultural shocks in the 1940s, which had an impact on his creation. In the early 1940s, China was in the midst of the Anti-Japanese War. Ba Jin's works often reflected the theme of the national war and the suffering of the people. With the victory of the war, Ba Jin's works began to turn to the discussion of peace and humanity, reflecting the theme of social progress and cultural change. To sum up, Ba Jin's style change in the 1940s was mainly due to many changes in his life and ideology, as well as political and cultural shocks.

Ba Jin is one of the outstanding representatives of modern Chinese literature. His writing style has experienced changes before and after, which is also an important process of modern Chinese literature. Ba Jin's early works, such as Home, Spring, Autumn, etc., had obvious realism. They described the lives and contradictions of ordinary people, showing a deep insight into human nature and concern for social reality. The language of these works was concise and clear, the plot was compact, and the characters were vivid, full of criticism and accusations of social reality. Ba Jin's mid-term works, such as Lin Family Shop, Border Town, Spring Silkworm, etc., emphasized the freedom and dignity of human nature and explored complex issues such as individual and collective, tradition and modern, life and destiny. The language of these works was more beautiful, and the lyrical characters were more full of beautiful feelings about life and love. Ba Jin's later works, such as The Old Man and the Sea and The Adventures of Tom Sauer, paid more attention to exploring the complexity and variety of human nature, emphasizing the collision and fusion between individual and collective, freedom and restraint, tradition and modern. The language of these works was more complicated, the characters were more philosophical, and the characters were more three-dimensional, full of exploration and thinking about human beings. Ba Jin's writing style experienced a change from realism to romanticism and then to modernism, which reflected the development process of modern Chinese literature from criticizing reality to paying attention to human nature, from individual freedom to collective integration. At the same time, this was also one of Ba Jin's contributions and influences on modern Chinese literature as a literary master.

Ba Jin's "Home" is a classic modern Chinese novel, known as the classic of modern Chinese literature. Through the story of a Chinese family, the novel portrayed the dark side of Chinese society in the 1930s and the distortion of human nature, reflecting the political environment and cultural background of the society at that time. The following is an analysis of Ba Jin's "Home": 1. The theme and meaning The theme of Home was about family, kinship, and human nature. Through the rise and fall of a family, the novel shows the importance of the family, as well as the emotional entanglement and distortion of human nature among the family members. Through this discussion, the novel reveals the reality of Chinese society at that time, expressing the author's thoughts and reflections on family, kinship and society. The novel shows the twisted and complicated human nature through the fate of the protagonist Jiazhen and Jia Baoyu. Jiazhen and Jia Baoyu were children from two different families. They had experienced different experiences and attitudes towards things as they grew up. Jiazhen was kind and hardworking, but she was treated unfairly in her family. Jia Baoyu was a selfish, vain and hypocritical person. The novel reflected the reality of Chinese society at that time through the changes of the fate of these two characters, and explored the nature of human nature and the fate in the changing. 2 structure The structure of 'Home' was very rigorous, using a mixture of autobiography and family history. The novel started from the perspective of the protagonist Jiazhen and gradually expanded to the rise and fall of the entire family. The novel is also interwoven with detailed descriptions of family history and character events so that readers can have a deeper understanding of the plot and characters of the novel. The plot of the novel was very rich, covering many aspects such as family life, marriage, education, morality, and so on. The novel also used the first and third person to switch between the readers to understand the character's heart and thoughts more deeply. 3 Character Images Ba Jin's "Home" has created many vivid and distinct characters. Every character in the novel had their own unique personality and destiny. The characters were very realistic and vivid.

Ba Jin's "Home" is a classic modern Chinese novel that has created many distinct characters. The following is an analysis of some of the typical characters: Jia Baoyu: Jia Baoyu is the protagonist of the novel. He is an imaginative and emotional child, but also a willful, selfish and confused young man. He had experienced family changes, emotional entanglements, and changes in his self-awareness. He had finally grown into a person with a certain sense of responsibility. 2. Xifeng Wang: Xifeng Wang is Jia Baoyu's cousin. She is a smart, quick-witted and sociable woman. She held an important management position in the Jia family, but because of her arrogance and Wang Xifeng's character, her relationship with others was always tense and complicated. 3 Shi Xiangyun: Shi Xiangyun is Jia Baoyu's confidant and sister. She is a free, open-minded and innocent girl. She lived a simple life in the Jia residence and had a deep relationship with Jia Baoyu before leaving the world. Lin Daiyu: Lin Daiyu is Jia Baoyu's other sister. She is a sensitive, kind, and suicidal girl. She was bullied and abused in the Jia family, but she eventually grew up to be an independent and strong woman through self-liberation and self-redemption. Grandmother Jia: Grandmother Jia is a very important character in the novel. She is the grandmother of the Jia family and has a profound influence on the family affairs. She was a kind, kind, and loving person. She had deep love and guidance for Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and the others. These characters all have distinct personality characteristics and profound emotional content. Ba Jin's classic characters portrayed in his novels have a far-reaching impact on modern Chinese literature.

Ba Jin's works were deeply influenced by western modernist literature, but at the same time, they had the characteristics of traditional Chinese literature. His works usually showed strong humanist feelings and deep thoughts about human nature, life and society. At the same time, he also paid attention to the innovation of literary form and language art. Ba Jin's works were mainly expressed in the following aspects: 1. Literature form: Ba Jin is good at using symbols, metaphor and other techniques to express complex thoughts and emotions through unique literary forms. His works often used letters, diary and other personal writing forms to present a unique personality and style. 2. Character images: Ba Jin's works often have profound character images. Their reflections and discussions on human nature, life and society are deeply imprinted with the brand of the times and become literary classics. 3. Language art: Ba Jin's language art is unique. He is good at using metaphor, exaggeration, contrast and other rhetorical techniques to make the language vivid, vivid and infectious. His works were concise, bright and easy to understand, and were loved by readers. Ba Jin's works have a unique style. They are both influenced by western modernist literature and have the characteristics of traditional Chinese literature. His works have high value in ideology, literature and art.

Ba Jin's novels had complicated plots. The following are some of the famous stories: Home: It tells the story of a revolutionary family turning into an ordinary family. It describes the difficulties and setbacks experienced by the protagonist in the process of growing up, as well as his views and thoughts on society and human nature. 2. Spring Silkworm: It tells the story of a female teacher who sacrificed her life to educate the next generation. It reflects the misunderstanding and disrespect of the society at that time towards the intelligentsia, as well as the rigid impression of female characters. The Scream: Through the protagonist Lu Xun's life experience and inner world, it reveals the darkness of society and the suffering of the people at that time, expressing the author's thoughts and pursuit of humanity and freedom. Midnight: It tells the story of an emergency. Through describing the fate of the protagonist Xu Hu, his friends, colleagues and family, it reflects the injustice of society and the distortion of human nature at that time. The emotional entanglement between "me" and "mother" in "Spring Silkworm": The protagonist Chen Tiejun had a deep emotional entanglement with his mother during his growth, but his mother kept exerting pressure on him for his future, which eventually led to Chen Tiejun's self-destruction. The above is only a part of Ba Jin's novel. His works deeply reflect the social and people's living conditions at that time, which has a high literary value and depth of thought.

Home and Cold Night was one of Ba Jin's representative works. From Home to Cold Night, Ba Jin's writing style had changed significantly. In Home, Ba Jin narrated the rise and fall of a family as a young man. In the novel, home is a theme full of contradictions and conflicts, revealing the complexity and hypocrisy of human nature. At the same time,"Home" was also one of the most representative novels in Ba Jin's writing career. It deeply reflected the social class differences and class contradictions at that time and became a classic work of modern Chinese literature. The change from Home to Cold Night was reflected in Ba Jin's writing style. In Cold Night, Ba Jin used a calmer and more objective method to reveal the dark side of human nature and guilt through the description of social environment and character psychology. At the same time, the cold night was also a more symbolic work. The moon, cold night, lights and other elements in the novel had become important symbols in Ba Jin's creative career. In addition, Ba Jin adopted a more modern writing style in Cold Night, creating a mysterious and depressing atmosphere through the abstract treatment of time and space. This style was also reflected in Ba Jin's other works, such as Border Town and Spring Silkworm. Together, they constituted the variety of Ba Jin's creative style. To sum up, the change from Home to Cold Night was an important change in Ba Jin's writing style. In Cold Night, Ba Jin adopted a calmer, more objective and modernist writing style, paying more attention to the revelation of human nature and social reality. This change not only reflected the progress of Ba Jin's creative thinking, but also reflected his contribution to the development of modern Chinese literature.