Abstract
In the works of Korean and Chinese vernacular literature of the 1930s and 1940s, Lee Hyo-suk and Shen Congwen are the main subjects of study, and the similarities and differences between their works are analyzed from three aspects: vernacular literature, the plight of the wanderer, and the distance from the hustle and bustle of the city.BR In his later works, Li Xiaoshi focuses more on human nature and society, and the true and cruel face of the world is fully displayed, looking for shelter and spiritual support for the protagonists who want to escape from the world. Shen Congwen took his hometown “Xiangxi” as the prototype, shaping a series of beautiful and straightforward people and things, bringing the beauty and perseverance of his hometown to the world, and revering life and loving the customs of his hometown.BR The main works selected are Shen Congwen
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