| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立屏東大學 === 中國語文學系碩士班 === 103 === The modern female writers who appeared initially in the period of the May Fourth Movement include Chen Heng-zhe who developed Contemporary Chinese literature and Lu Yin as well as Bing Xing who both responded to this trend. They created the Social Problem Fictions and explored various problems encountered by people. For Lu Yin, the purpose of writing is to search for females’ independent personality and self-liberation; women’s imagination eradicates men’s desire for power and reveals a complicated inner world; meanwhile it exposes the darkness of society and caters to identification of nationhood. The cultural situation of female writers has become unique and they present their own styles. Based on 40 chapters of her fictions, six chapters are categorized as follows:
Chapter 1: Introduction: including study motivation and aim; it explores related literature and sets up the research scope and framework of each chapter.
Chapter 2: Lu Yin’s biography and her fictions: describing her childhood experiences that influenced her writings, and categorizing her 40 chapters and the outline of their plots.
Chapter 3: Nationhood writing: how she identified the nation and her conflicts and feelings regarding it.
Chapter 4: Gender issues: analyzing the image characteristics of women and men in fictions, and trying to understand the implications of the imagery.
Chapter 5: Narration of illness: categorizing the diseases and discussing their metaphor.
Chapter 6: Conclusion: summarizing her writing features and the orientation in the history of modern fiction.
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