Research on Interpersonal Conflict Between Family Generation --Take the TV Series A Little Reunion as an Example
Abstract
Interpersonal conflict is a universal phenomenon in our daily life, especially the family conflict. Conflicts between our family members run counter to the desire for family harmony, so it’s worth taking into account the conflict, particularly between parents and children. This paper takes the TV series A Little Reunion as an example, chooses one of the three families in the series as a representative, studies the interpersonal conflict between parents and children in the family, organizes the dialogue patterns by recording the conversations and classifying the sentences through emotional characteristics and content, namely used the methods of corpus organization and corpus classification. After that, literature reading is used in this paper to analyze the reasons for the family conflicts. At the end of this paper shows the patterns of interpersonal conflicts are triggered by four actions, namely questioning, accusation, assertion and request, and the reasons can be related to the concept of how personal values are realized, as well as perspectives on conflict.
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