Analysis of Cui Cui s Character in Border Town;

Cui Cui's image consists of three archetypes: the little girl in the wool shop, the country woman in Qinglao Mountain and the bride beside her (that is, Mrs. Zhang Zhaohe). The image of Cui Cui is by no means a simple synthesis, but a flesh-and-blood character image bred by the author through necklace emotion and nostalgic thoughts.

Cui Cui is the author's ideal artistic image devoted to "love" and "beauty", and a mature and perfect successful figure in the collision between China's historical and cultural background and the author's ideal. She is naive, considerate, lively, intelligent, gentle, reserved and delicate, and has an introverted gentleness and shyness of a folk woman.

Cui Cui seems to repeat the tragedy similar to her mother's, but Cui Cui and Northong didn't die of double suicide like their mothers and soldiers. Cui Cui is stronger and braver than her desperate mother. He fought against the rough fate with hope. Obviously, the image of Cui Cui has poured into the author's sympathy and passion for eulogizing, revealing an idealized color.

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Cui Cui's description:

The description of appearance in Border Town is one of the important ways to portray characters. Through the description of the appearance, the author profoundly and effectively shows the image characteristics of the protagonist: "Cui Cui grew up in a windy day, with dark skin, striking mountains and green waters, and clear eyes like crystal. Nature has nurtured and educated her, being naive and lively, and acting like a small animal everywhere.

Usually, when a stranger pays attention to her on the ferry, she will look at the stranger with naked eyes and pretend that she can escape into the mountains at any time, but after understanding that others have no intention, she will play leisurely by the water. "

Cui Cui's growth is a natural education. The author did not describe Cui Cui in the way of ordinary writers, nor did he describe how beautiful Cui Cui was. On the contrary, he integrated her into nature, so that the image of Cui Cui and the beauty of nature were integrated, and readers felt her natural beauty.