Miao Fan

As the representative of the lost generation, Hemingway has many unique characteristics of these writers. This paper will analyze the characteristics of the lost generation from the background of the times and personal experience, and demonstrate the impact of these characteristics on literary creation through the analysis of Hemingway's short stories.

The lost generation; Hemingway; Iceberg Theory

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