An Analysis of Writers’ Sentiment for Shaoxing: Based on the Book The Literary Homeland

Abstract

This article aims to explore the profound sentiment of the writers’ group towards Shaoxing as presented in the book The Literary Homeland. By analyzing the background of the book’s creation, the classification of the writers’ group, and their specific expressions of sentiment towards Shaoxing, this article reveals the far-reaching influence of Shaoxing’s regional culture on the writers and how they convey this sentiment to readers through literary works. It further examines the significance of this sentiment for contemporary literary creation and the inheritance of regional culture.