Which three parts of Ba Jin's Love Trilogy were there?
Ba Jin's Love Trilogy referred to three famous love novels, namely Home, Spring, and Autumn: "Home" is one of Ba Jin's representative works. It described the process of a family in the old society of China in the 20th century from prosperity to decline. Through the experience of three generations of a family, it showed the ugliness and beauty of human nature, as well as the impermanence and unpredictability of fate. The novel narrated the protagonist Zhang Guoli's growth and love life in the first person, as well as his family and family history. Spring was another representative work of Ba Jin, which described the life and fate of a small figure in Shanghai in the 1930s. The protagonist of the novel, Li Liqun, was a poor but kind citizen. He lived in the spring sun with his wife, Yang Jiang, and spent a happy and warm time together. The novel reflected the social class and the gap between the rich and the poor through the fate of a character. Autumn was another representative work of Ba Jin, which described the fate of Chinese scholars in the 1940s. The protagonist of the novel, Lu Xun, was a senior intellectual with thoughts and feelings. He pondered about human nature and society under the autumn sun and experienced a painful and fulfilling life with his wife, Zhu An. The novel reflected the social and cultural problems of the time through the fate of a character.
