Analysis of Notable Characteristics in the Translated Novel "Butterfly" by Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn

Abstract

Analysis of Descriptive in the Translated Novel "Butterfly" is a Chinese novel written by Wang Meng and translated by Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. The purpose of this study was to examine and evaluate the most crucial aspects of the translated Chinese novel "Butterfly."

According to the results, the translated novel "Butterfly" possesses five distinct characteristics. The initial characteristics of the plot It discusses human-to-human and human-to-social conflict. The second characteristic of the character is that there are five main characters in this Chinese story. The author will emphasize the narrative with dialogue and lectures interwoven. The third characteristic is the theme or central idea. It is the central idea that illustrates the complexity of society and human beings, as well as the revolution of society, politics, and government. The fourth characteristic is the story's setting or mood. In this work, the scenes of the mountain, the jujube tree, the people dancing and waving the red light, etc., provide the reader with a vivid depiction of the numerous events that occur. The fifth characteristic is conversation. The dialogue facilitates the reader's understanding of the character's personality and character. The novel's depiction of the value element Culture, morality, politics, government, and the Chinese economy and way of life are all taken into account.