关键词: 张爱玲, 广阔性, 族裔文化, 性革命

Abstract: “America” serves as a mixture of phenomena and concepts in later works of Eileen Chang. Chang wrote about American social geography including the landscapes that stirred a myriad of thoughts in the observer, stereotypes and role play in the multiethnic society, and the fragmentation and self-adjustment of political and cultural communities under the impact of the reform movements of the 1960s. The exploration of American social reality in Chang's later works encompasses the global geographical scope and the historical span of civilizational exchanges. It also embodies the coherent themes that relate to her early works, constituting the sum of her personal knowledge and experience. American social geography sketched in Chang's literary works is integrated with the re-socialization of her foreign life, highlights the uncertainty of perspectives, emotional attitudes, and identity expression arising from the immigrant subject's encounters with both familiar and unfamiliar circumstances, and thus reflects the deepening awareness of real-world issues and the dynamic shifts in her relative positions.

Key words: Eileen Chang, immensity, ethnic culture, sexual revolution