Li Ruzhen's Flowers in the Mirror (?--henceforth referred to as FIM), a novel of the late Qing Dynasty, has attracted considerable critical attention. Unlike some other novels of the same period, such as The Scholars and Dream of the Red Chamber, which enjoyed much more favourable discussion, FIM. · Flowers in the Mirror (China, ) Posted on November 9, by sirtutist. Standard. Li Ju-Chen. Recap. In the first chapter of his novel, Ju-Chen critiques society’s treatment of women by bringing the reader into the ‘Country of Women’ wherein society’s common gender roles are reversed: women do business and wear pants whereas men. Flowers in the Mirror F First Edition Used by Ju-Chen Li (Author) out of 5 stars 1 rating. ISBN ISBN Why is ISBN important? ISBN. This bar-code number lets you verify that you're getting exactly the right version or edition of a Reviews: 1.
Critical discourse on Li Ruzhen's Flowers in the mirror. By Aidong Zhang. Abstract. Note:Cette thèse examine le discours critique sur Flowers in the Mirror en se basant sur un panorama littéraire de plus de soixante articles de la critique du dix-neuvième siècle au présent. Ces critiques sont examinees et discutées successivement sous. Flowers in the mirror Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Share to Twitter. Share to Facebook. Share to Reddit. Flowers in the mirror by Li, Ju-chen, ca. ca. ; Lin, Tai-yi, tr. and ed. Publication date Publisher Berkeley, University of California Press. Li Ju‐chen c. ‐c. (Also transliterated as Li Ruzhen) Chinese novelist and nonfiction writer. Li Ju‐chen was an accomplished scholar living in a time of transition in China.
Li Ruzhen (Chinese: 李汝珍) (c - ), courtesy name: Songshi (松石), was a Chinese novelist and phonologist of the Qing Dynasty. A native of Beijing, he is the author of the novel Jing Hua Yuan (鏡花緣), or Flowers in the Mirror. He also wrote Lishi Yinjian (李氏音鑑), a work of Chinese phonology, and complied Shou Zi Pu (受子譜), a valuable kifu of Go. From a young age he had a rebellious nature. In Flowers in the Mirror, Li Ruzhen rings the bell on the treatment of women in China. I will analyze the rights of women according to Ruzhen, the use of satire to sway the message, and the goals he had set up for the purpose of the Flower. Introduction Li Ruzhen Born in Hebei Province ( - ) Written during the Qing dynasty Completed in Consists of chapters Synopsis Women's Kingdom Women's Kingdom Journey to the West Their Story A city with only women Ruled by a female king Their Story Rules .
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