《雪山大地》：生态危机下的自然神圣性重构与文化救赎

“The Great Snow Mountain”: Reconstruction of the Sanctity of Nature and Cultural Redemption under the Ecological Crisis

摘要: 在全球生态危机以及精神困境越发明显突出的背景状况下，生态文学变成了反思人与自然之间关系的关键载体。《雪山大地》把藏区生态变迁当作叙事核心要点，借助“生活流”书写重新构建自然的神圣性质，探寻文化救赎的可行可能路径。作品以汉藏文化融合作为框架架构，依靠医疗、教育等现代性介入举措，提出了“双向启蒙”的生态伦理方案办法。这样的叙事拓宽了边地文学的生态书写维度范畴，还为当代生态文明建设给予了文化启示启发。

Abstract: In the context of the increasingly prominent global ecological crisis and spiritual dilemma, ecological literature has become a key carrier for reflecting on the relationship between humans and nature. The novel “The Great Snow Mountain” takes the ecological changes in Tibetan areas as the core narrative point, and uses the writing of “life flow” to reconstruct the sacred nature of nature, exploring feasible paths for cultural redemption. The work takes the integration of Chinese and Tibetan cultures as the framework architecture, relying on modern intervention measures such as healthcare and education, and proposes an ecological ethics plan of “two-way enlightenment”. This narrative broadens the ecological writing dimensions of border literature and provides cultural inspiration for contemporary ecological civilization construction.