Zhang Ailing is a very distinctive femal e writer in the modern and cont emporar y Chinese literary world. Through the survival track of the characters in her works, she shows us a deformed social style after the combination of W estern modern civilization and Eastern declining culture, with unique cultural connotation. The acade mic cir cle began to study Eileen Zhang s articles in the 1940s. Th is article uses time as the main line and sorted out the research overview of Eileen Zhang in different historical backgrounds and cultural atmospheres in Ch ina and the West. Through the combing of Eileen Zhang's research results, we can see that under a specific historical background, d ifferent academic research atmospheres and literary research concepts in China and the West have different perspectives and t houghts on the research of Ei leen Chang s articles...

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The aim of this study is to reveal how individuals are disciplined by power-discourse during the modernization transition and how Eileen Chang critiques and transcends this phenomenon through her literary narratives. This study employs Foucault _ s theory of power-discourse as its theoretical framework to systematically examine the existential dilemmas and literary significance of the _ silenced figures _ in Eileen Chang _ s novels. Research methodology involves a combined approach of close textual analysis and theoretical interpretation. The study focuses on four typical types of silenced figures: remnants of the old era clinging to outdated knowledge, Westernized intellectuals alienated by modern education, morally degraded individuals lost in desire, and marginalized groups at the bottom of power structures. The findings demonstrate that by multi-dimensionally portraying these silenced figures, Eileen Chang not only depicts the cognitive fragmentation and subjectivity crisis of indi.....

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