Analysis on the Creative Themes of Chinese Writers in North America Under the Collision Between Chinese and Western Cultures: A Case Study of Chinese Writers in the 1960s and 1970s

摘要

Under the background of the exchange of Chinese and Western cultural conflicts in the 20th century, the writing of the North American Chinese writers in the 1960s and 1970s presented a diversified character. They combine their own life experiences and survival feelings into the creative themes, and treat Western culture and thinking with a critical attitude, accompanied by more conscious reflection and understanding of Chinese traditional culture. Among them, the representative writers are Yu Lihua who is confused about the soil of spiritual survival, Yan Junling who is immersed in the pain and torture caused by cultural conflicts and eager to vent and liberate, and Tang Tingting who uses traditional cultural symbols to reconstruct the traditional China in order to integrate into the new country. This diversified exploration enriches the possibilities of Chinese writers' creation and promotes the exchange of Chinese culture and world culture.