The female writer Lu Yin who is not willing to be bound by ethics: Women in the Awakening

Lu Yin, formerly known as Huang Shuyi, also known as Huang Ying.

Her father was a former member of the Qing Dynasty, and her mother was an old-fashioned woman who had never studied.

On May 4, 1898, the day she was born in Minhou County, Fujian Province, her maternal grandmother passed away.

Therefore, the mother decided that she was a disaster star and handed her over to a wet nurse to feed her.

The wet nurse took her to the countryside, and this period of rural life later has beautiful memories in the novella "Old Friend on the Seaside": "Lusa lived in the wet nurse's house for more than half a year. She forgot her parents.

, thinking that the wet nurse is her biological mother, and Sister Yin and Xiao Hei are her biological sisters. From this, we can see that the women in the author's works are autobiographical, and the author's life is tragic, so the characters in her works are tragic.

Most women are tragic women. "Enemies on the Seashore" is Lu Yin's masterpiece. The novel describes the joys and sorrows of five young women, Lu Sha, Ling Yu, Lianshang, Yun Qing, and Zong Ying, as well as their exploration of the path of life.

and the pursuit of personal happiness, reflecting the thoughts of some young women during the May Fourth period. Inspired by the spirit of the May Fourth era, the protagonist of the novel, Lusha, and her girlfriends began to move from family to school, and then from school to society.

, they are full of life, pursue individual liberation, and all want to gain something in the journey of life. But later, once they establish a family, some of them are like parrots in a cage, lifeless, and the liveliness of their student days is really gone.

Like Zong Ying. Lingyu, on the other hand, takes things as they come and enjoys the happiness of a small family after marriage. She believes that life is uncertain and "it is a good idea to travel around the world." Yun Qing does not dare to boldly pursue love and succumbs to feudal parents.

Under the pressure of etiquette, she had no choice but to seek spiritual relief by studying Buddhist scriptures. The protagonist of the work, Lusha, lost her mother's love at a young age. She was in a situation where she was a woman of the era who could love what she loved. She established a relationship with Zi Qing, who was already married.

True love is a formless union, but the two hearts are connected. However, in the end, due to the turmoil of the world, the prejudice of the world, and the pursuit of life, they had no choice but to form a cottage on the seaside, where they used to travel, as a symbol of beautiful friendship and love.

Qian's memory. The five women described by the author have different personalities and encounters, but they have the same desire to pursue an ideal life and their final sense of loss. Faced with the ever-changing life, the five women behaved differently.

Mentality: The central character in the novel, Lusha, is thinking about the question of "what is life?". She can't get rid of her inner contradictions and hesitations: "After ten years of reading, all she got was troubles and sorrow, but knowledge.

Did you mislead me? Did I misunderstand knowledge?" In the end, I realized that "the world is like a flower vat, and human beings are like bugs in the vat. No matter how smart they are, they cannot escape from the confines of the human world"; Yun Qing is "reason is better than emotion"

"A stronger person", when ethics, family and her love conflicted, she swallowed her anger and played the role of a martyr. Although she was also influenced by the new trend of thought, due to the deep poison of ethics, she finally couldn't even connect with the "new culture"

Zong Ying is different from Yun Qing in that she has some opinions on her marriage. She said: "If I have to sacrifice for my parents, why should I go to school?"

School is just the life I had as a young lady six or seven years ago,''... Then I will naturally abide by my parents' orders and the matchmaker's words, and I won't have any troubles! Now that I have entered school and gained knowledge, I can submit to them.

How can we do this under such stubborn power?" These words vividly express the fact that those ladies who learned knowledge in school, were enlightened by new ideas, and broadened their horizons were unwilling to be bound by ethics and education, and wanted to break through the feudal system.

Internet to obtain the ideal of freedom in life.

The novel reveals the author's deep worries about the unequal experiences of women caused by feudal ethics and secular society when he first entered the world.