Title:
A STUDY OF THE UNIQUE NARRATIVE STRATEGIES IN NEW IMMIGRANT WRITERS IN NORTH AMERICA——A CASE STUDY ON GOLDEN HILL

Authors:
Wenjie Hu ,China

Abstract:
New immigrant writers in North America have shown their unique artistic charm in both the expression of themes and the use of narrative strategies. Starting from the unique narrative strategy of new immigrant writers in North America, this study takes Zhang Ling’s novel, Golden Hill, as an example, and explores the unique charm of narrative techniques from three aspects: narrative perspective, narrative clues, and narrative imagery. The transformation of multiple narrative perspectives in Zhang Ling’s novels further expands the narrative perspective, skillfully blending the span of time and space; The double-line narrative structure of time and space clarifies the narrative threads, expands the capacity of the novel, and contains the author’s understanding of the world, life and art. The rich narrative imagery embodies the spirit of the work, and the narrative function can also loosen the context of the text and run through the narrative structure. Through the analysis of the narrative strategy of Golden Hill, the aesthetic characteristics of narrative strategy of North American newcomer literature are further displayed.