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The ban on "Lumpen" under the special military police period of "Manchuria" played a role as the main axis of social operation from the early "safety and security" to the later "laborers demanding". As a marginalized person in the official discourse, "Lumpen" was expounded, distorted, and magnified, and Manchurian intellectuals were also included in the framework of banning. Based on Michel Foucault's theory, I attempts to discuss the link between "Lumpen" with "bandit" and "ghosts" to achieve the effect of colonial control. And I think the Manchurian colonial literature also competes with the mainstream discourse in the cracks, thus creating the relevant writing of the " prodigal ".
I puts forward the prodigal writing as a kind of perspective and methodology. On the one hand, it is the "deconstruction" of the stigma of "Lumpen = criminals" in literature, which constructed to be a ghostly and violent bottom-level marginal group by law and media. So the bottom-level marginal group description can be re-introduced into the common image of the world. On the other hand, the "Lumpen" in the social and historical context of "flowing", "exile" and "wandering" in Manchuria combined with the literary traits of the "inland exile" of Manchurian writers in the land, shaped the special "Manchu modernity" of literature.
Taking the example of Jue Qing, I discusses his conscious response to the stigmatized discourse in the Lumpen decree and the historical environment of Manchuria produced by this system, and uses this as a metaphor for the literary image of Manchuria. "Manchuria Lumpen" borrows the topic of "out of " in world literature, and inherits the "Nora away" discourse since the "the May 4th Movement". In "Leaving" and "Returning", there is a dialectical dialect of Manchuria. Jue Qing has taken multiple literary resources in different fields of literature, and created the non-Western political "exile", nor a "wandering out" of the Republic of China, but a modern colonial prodigal mode that grew up on the special land of Manchuria.
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