Ethics of Perspectives and Identities based on Meta-Analysis about Chinese Literature by Chinese Diasporas research in Korea

This study begins by examining the predominant perspectives and ethical research positions in studies on a specific group's literature and culture conducted in South Korea over the past two decades. The specific group in question refers to the Chinese diaspora as addressed in Chinese literature and cultural studies. This research aims to provide a comprehensive and analytical field diagnosis of the literature and cultural patterns of the Chinese diaspora, alongside a discussion on the perspectives and ethics of viewing Chinese diaspora literature and culture. Initially, the study conducts an analysis of the overall research context and content, focusing on how domestic researchers predominantly approach and analyze the Chinese diaspora and Chinese literature. It looks into the methodologies employed, the evolution and development of research methods and subjects, and the primary objectives guiding these studies. Through this, the study seeks to review the current status and issues in the research of Chinese literature in South Korea and to derive insights for future research directions.