Unhappy Woman Yindi's Stuggle and Tagedy—Based on the Theory of Implicit Process

Rouge of the North by Zhang Ailing is not only a family history, but a history of salvation. The novel describes Yindi's tragic life. She hopes to change her destiny through marriage. Yindi changed her material life, but her spiritual life was in desert. Yindi became a symbol of female at the age. A lot of words were expressed implicitly in the text and explicit process. If the explicit and implicit processes are adopted to interpret the work, the deep meanings and social meanings are revealed effectively. The explicit process was developed through the plots of before marriage, marriage, after marriage, love affair, borrowing, and so on, while the implicit process was through the analysis of the social cause of Yindi's tragedy. The author makes the theme more rich, and the image of heroine more vivid.