Abstract

When lu Wenfu, a contemporary writer, began to write novels in the 1950s, he set his foot in suzhou, an ancient and deep modern city. His novels focus on the characters in suzhou’s alleys, winding and quiet alleys, with the most ordinary ordinary people as the protagonist, so he is called “Lu Suzhou”. “Wunong Soft language” is one of lu Wenfu’s ways of expressing the regional culture of Suzhou, and “Wunong soft language” is just a symbol of suzhou people’s elegance and gentleness. The wu dialect reflect the softness and delicacy of Suzhou people incisively and vividly. It has a unique aesthetic effect.

Highlights

  • When lu Wenfu, a contemporary writer, began to write novels in the 1950s, he set his foot in suzhou, an ancient and deep modern city

  • Lu Wenfu is deeply influenced by regional culture and embodies regional characteristics in dialect of his works

  • If a writer feels that a certain aspect of the dialect is expressive, and there is no equivalent in Mandarin, he or she is willing to recommend it for conversion into mandarin

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When lu Wenfu, a contemporary writer, began to write novels in the 1950s, he set his foot in suzhou, an ancient and deep modern city. 1. Dialect Art The influence of regional culture affects the writer’s personality and his artistic style.

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