Feminist Consciousness in Chinese and South Korean Songs: A Comparative Perspective

Liuyi Xu

doi:10.47297/wsprolaadWSP2634-786506.20220304

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Feminist Consciousness in Chinese and South Korean Songs: A Comparative Perspective

Volume 3, Issue 4

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Feminist Consciousness in Chinese and South Korean Songs: A Comparative Perspective
Feminist Consciousness in Chinese and South Korean Songs: A Comparative Perspective
Department of Foreign Languages, Zhuhai College of Science and Technology, Zhuhai Guangdong, 519040, P.R. China
Vol. 3, Issue 4, Pages: 31-35(2022)
Published： 25 April 2022 ，
DOI：10.47297/wsprolaadWSP2634-786506.20220304
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Xu Liuyi.Feminist Consciousness in Chinese and South Korean Songs: A Comparative Perspective[J].Research on Literary and Art Development,2022,03(04):31-35.
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Xu Liuyi.Feminist Consciousness in Chinese and South Korean Songs: A Comparative Perspective[J].Research on Literary and Art Development,2022,03(04):31-35. DOI： 10.47297/wsprolaadWSP2634-786506.20220304.

摘要

Abstract

With globalization

female social status has been enormously improved. Thus

feminist consciousness among different cultures gradually becomes a hotspot. Linguists have reviewed multilingual literature such as poems

novels

and articles to observe how people described the same thing in different languages. However

few researchers seldom do this from the perspective of songs. Therefore

distinct from previous research

this paper chooses 6 "broken heart" songs translated from South Korean to Chinese to explore feminist consciousness between the two countries. The result shows that males convey "special care" to females in both countries

while females' emotions varied dramatically. South Korean females mostly appear negative emotions such as frustration and resentment when they are in broken love. In comparison

Chinese females show more independence and self-reliance.

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Keywords

Feminist consciousnessSocial roleLyrics translation

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