Abstract
How does a writer of a nation describe or evaluate wars in the field of literature to show the unique cultural psychology and spiritual temperament of the nation? In the context of the communication and integration of the world literature, the interpretation of the heroic epics of the Chinese minorities can be helpful to identify the unique value of varieties of national literature and contributes a lot for us to better understand the rich Chinese multi-ethnic literary world. Comparing Lifeng, the representative of the heroic epics of Dai nationality, with Iliad, the ancient Greek epic poem, I can find that the Dai people has the unique cultural psychology of advocating strength, taking pride of courage, denying the plundering, and longing for a peaceful life. Her martial spirit with no smell of blood was born from the integration of frequent fights and the agricultural civilization in history.
Highlights
How does a writer of a nation describe or evaluate wars in the field of literature to show the unique cultural psychology and spiritual temperament of the nation? In the context of the communication and integration of the world literature, the interpretation of the heroic epics of the Chinese minorities can be helpful to identify the unique value of varieties of national literature and contributes a lot for us to better understand the rich Chinese multi-ethnic literary world
In the context of the communication and integration of world literature, the interpretation of the heroic epics of the minorities, an indispensable part of the Chinese nation contributes a lot to the unique value of kinds of national literature and helps us better understand the rich multi-ethnic literary world of China
Among the literatures of Southwest minorities, heroic epics of Dai people are of highest achievements
Summary
The god image is an important symbol of the spirit of a nation. To understand the war psychology and the unique approaches to treat the subject of war in Dai literature, first, we should have a full understanding of the god image, the role and the position in the war. Ba Ying got angry, he did not spread any disasters and plagues or determined that Feng Gai should have a tragic fate in the fights. He only promised to send soldiers to help Hai Han. In the works, all Ba Ying’s wills could not be obeyed, and his image was not terrifying. All Ba Ying’s wills could not be obeyed, and his image was not terrifying This shows that the Dai people living in beautiful natural and agricultural environment had calm and peaceful heart despite the unavoidable wars in the transitional period from the primitive society to the private ownership system. The peaceful national character determines the unique features of Dai’s heroic epics, as is quite different from the Western heroic epics
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