Abstract
The term ＂exile student＂ is a product of the turbulent era. It represents the collective memory and shared cultural ecology of the war years. This article mainly studies the experience and significance of the essays of Wang Dingjun, who became a ＂collective soldier＂ exile in the anti-Japanese period. Different from the mainstream ideology of anti-war novels or official history, ＂Juvenile with Angry Eyes＂ is not only about the anti-Japanese war, but also focuses on the people in the war, the Chinese people suffering. Wang Dingjun exposed the absurdity and sinisterness of that era. He also described the various reactions of human nature in this sinister environment. The examination of self-growth, the insight into the world, and the questioning of the nature and meaning of existence have made the classics of ＂Juvenile with Angry Eyes＂. The depth of sexual thought.