March 1, 2024LiteraOpen Access

Perception of Andrei Bely's works in China

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The perception of Andrei Bely's literary heritage in China remains complex and underexplored.
Chinese scholars' critiques point to gaps in the understanding of Bely's symbolist texts, particularly his novel Petersburg.
Comparative analysis finds that translations of Bely's works have evolved over time, highlighting issues in current methodologies and theories used in criticism in China today, such as the approach to symbolist texts and their influence in the modern literary process in China. The work underscores the need for expanded scholarly tools to better grasp Bely's contributions.

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Paper examines literary translations and criticism of Andrei Bely in China, suggesting future research avenues.

Linlin Zhang (2024) studied this question.

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