What are the objects of homesickness in literary works

There are many things in literature that express homesickness. The following are some common examples: 1. Scenery of my hometown: Many literary works express homesickness by describing the scenery of my hometown. For example, in "Dream of the Red Chamber", Lin Daiyu once sighed when she visited the garden of the Jia family: "The flowers and willows here are hard to leave, why must they be the same!" Food from my hometown: Food from my hometown is also the sustenance of homesickness in many literary works. For example, in Journey to the West, Sun Wukong ate the local barbecue on Flaming Mountain, which triggered his homesickness. 3. The people of the hometown: The people of the hometown were also the objects of sustenance in many literary works to express homesickness. For example, in Water Margins, Lin Chong met an acquaintance from his hometown in Liangshan Lake, which triggered his homesickness. The culture of hometown: The culture of hometown is also the sustenance of many literary works to express homesickness. For example, in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei encountered the culture of his hometown Jingzhou when he was in Jingzhou, which triggered his homesickness. Relics of hometown: Relics of hometown are also the sustenance of homesickness expressed in many literary works. For example, in Journey to the West, Sun Wukong brought the Jingu Staff back to his hometown Huaguo Mountain after obtaining it, which triggered his homesickness.

The literary works that expressed homesickness were as follows: Nostalgia-Yu Guangzhong 2 "Hometown"-Lu Xun Wildfire Collection-Yu Qiuyu 4."How many flowers have fallen in my dreams?"-Jia Pingao 5 "Border Town"-Shen Congwen

There were many modern literary works that expressed the homesickness of overseas travelers, among which the more famous ones were Gone with the Wind and The Great Gatsby. Gone with the Wind was the work of Atwood from the United States. It told the story of the heroine, Scarlet Ohara, who came from England to the United States to live, work, marry, and raise children. She also told the story of her confrontation with her past in the picturesque city of New Orlean. Through Scarlet's personal experiences, the novel reflects the various problems of the American Southern society, including racial discrimination, poverty, family conflicts, war, etc. At the same time, it also shows her longing for her hometown and her yearning for a better life. " Border Town " was a China story about the life experiences and love story of the protagonist, Cecelia, in a small town far away from her hometown in Hunan Province. Through Cuicui's life experience, the novel shows the author's longing for his hometown and love for traditional culture. At the same time, it also shows the local customs and traditional culture of the southern villages in China. Through the experiences and emotions of the protagonists, these works expressed the longing of overseas travelers for their hometown and the yearning for a better life. At the same time, they also reflected the differences and similarities between different countries and cultures such as the United States and China.

There are many literary works about homesickness. Here are some examples: " Dream of the Red Chamber ": As a classic of Chinese classical novels, the plot of Lady Jia's homesickness is very impressive. " Border Town ": Shen Congwen's novel " Border Town " depicted the life of an ancient town. The plot of the protagonist Cuicui's homesickness was very touching. 3. Journey to the West: As one of the Four Great Masterpieces, the plot of Sun Wukong, who kept returning to Huaguo Mountain because he missed his hometown, became a classic plot. " Water Margins ": In the novel, Song Jiang and others left Liangshan many times because they missed their hometown and finally chose to go home. 5 Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The plot of Liu Bei's homesickness in the novel is also very classic. After he left his hometown, he always missed the mountains and rivers of his hometown. These works all expressed homesickness through vivid stories and let readers feel the warmth and longing of their hometown.

There are many literary works about homesickness. The following are some famous works: Dream of the Red Chamber: As a classic work of Chinese classical novels, the rise and fall of the Jia family and Jia Baoyu's homesickness are intertwined to deeply show the emotional ties between the family, relatives and hometown. 2. Border Town: The novel takes Shen Congwen's hometown, Hunan Border Town, as the background. Through the emotional entanglement between the protagonist Cuicui and her grandfather, it shows the deep nostalgia and longing for his hometown. 3 " Ordinary World ": In the novel, Sun Shao 'an's homesickness runs through the whole novel. He left his hometown to work in the city and finally returned to his hometown to reintegrate into the local life, showing his attachment and longing for his hometown. 4. One Hundred Years of Solitude: As one of the representative works of Latino literature, Garcia Márquez described the story of seven generations of the Buenda family. The homesickness of the family members became one of the important topics of the novel. 5 Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei's homesickness is one of the main topics of the story. He left his hometown to seek refuge and finally returned to his hometown Chengdu to establish the Shu Han regime, showing his attachment and longing for his hometown. These works deeply expressed the longing and attachment of human beings to their hometown, and they became classics in literature.

Many literary works depicted the feelings of homesickness of overseas travelers. Some of the more famous works include: 1. Gone with the Wind (Sophie's World): Scarlet Ohara was an immigrants who fled from England during the Civil War. Her works mainly showed her loneliness and homesickness when she was far away from her hometown and relatives. 2. One Hundred Years of Solitude: Garcia Márquez's work tells the story of the rise and fall of a family that has been passed down from generation to generation. It also includes the plot of the protagonist, the Buendía family, leaving their homeland and longing to return. The Legend of 1900: The protagonist, Hans Matteo, was a pianist who lived on the sea. His musical talent made him a legend, but his loneliness and homesickness were also very deep. "The Dream of the Red Chamber": The story of Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu, a classical Chinese novel, shows the homesickness of overseas travelers. These works all expressed the deep meaning of human homesickness through the description of the homesickness of overseas travelers, and also provided people with ideas to think about overseas life and homesickness.

Homesickness is an everlasting aria written by literati. The following are some classic verses that lament homesickness: Nostalgia: When I was a child, nostalgia was a small stamp. I was on this end, and my mother was on the other end. Lu Xun's "Hometown": Every time I look at my hometown, I see you. 3. Hai Zi's " Facing the Sea, Spring Flowers Bloom ": If there is a distant hometown, there is also a distant hometown. 4 Xu Zhimo's "Farewell to Kangqiao": In a foreign land, as a stranger, I miss my relatives more than ever during the festive season. 5 Yu Qiuyu's " Cultural Journey ": Hometown is a person's spiritual belonging and the destination of the soul. 6 Mo Yan's " Red Sorghums Family ": My ancestral home is Shandong Province. I lived in my hometown for about 20 years before leaving my hometown to make a living in another place. These poems expressed people's deep attachment and longing for their hometown, and also reflected the feelings and thoughts of the literati.

The characters created by literary items (such as novels, poems, plays, etc.) usually have distinct personality characteristics and profound psychological descriptions that can leave a deep impression on the readers. The following are some characters created by common literary items: Weapons: Weapons are usually seen as a symbol of power and threat, so the image they create is usually brave, powerful, decisive, and fearless. For example, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhao Yun in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. 2. Horses: Horses are regarded as a symbol of spirituality and strength, so the characters they create are usually smart, brave, independent, and tenacious. For example, Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, and so on in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. 3. Houses: Houses are usually regarded as the center of living and living, so the characters they create are usually kind, warm, hardworking, and responsible. For example, Lin Chong, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, etc. in Water Margins. 4. Portrait: Portrait is usually an important element in literature. Through portrait, one can create a character with distinctive personality characteristics and deep psychological description. For example, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. 5. Myths and legends: The various gods, monsters, and characters in myths and legends are also very rich. They usually have distinct personality characteristics and profound psychological descriptions that can leave a deep impression on readers. For example, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing in Journey to the West. The characters created by literary objects are diverse and rich, which can leave a deep impression on readers and have different characteristics and meanings in different literary environments.

The object of literary creation has many special characteristics. For example, the following examples can be used: The object is usually a character with emotions, humanity, and complexity, such as the protagonist, villain, supporting role, etc. These characters usually had their own personalities, experiences, thoughts, beliefs, emotions, and so on. They were important elements in literature. 2. The objects usually have historical, social, and cultural backgrounds, such as ancient characters, modern characters, and modern characters. These backgrounds could become important elements in literary creation, such as help, experiences, and stories. The object is usually an event or scene that occurs at a specific time and place. These events or scenes could become the source of inspiration, experiences, and stories for literary creation. 4. The object is usually limited by time and space. For example, a novel could only describe a story of a certain period or place, or could only describe the experiences of a certain character. These limitations could become the source of inspiration, experiences, and stories for literary creation. Therefore, the objects created by literature have many special characteristics that can help readers better understand the background and characters of the story.

There were also many modern literary works that expressed the homesickness of overseas travelers, such as the following examples: As an overseas student of the Qing Dynasty, Jia Baoyu often missed his relatives and friends in his hometown when he was far away from his hometown. The Buendía family in " One Hundred Years of Solitude ", as a family of immigrants from Latin-America, experienced all kinds of difficulties and loneliness when they were far away from their hometown, and also expressed their longing for their hometown. As the daughter of immigrants from the south of the United States, Scarlet Ohara in Gone with the Wind experienced family breakdown, career setbacks and loneliness when she was far away from her hometown. She also expressed her longing for her hometown. As a laborer of the British colonists in the Amazon River basin, he experienced a difficult living environment and racial discrimination when he was far away from his hometown. He also expressed his longing for his hometown. These works all portrayed the loneliness, struggle, and longing of the modern overseas traveler through the description of the homesickness of the overseas traveler.