Journal of Economics and Technology in Education
JETE, Vol. 1, No. 1, 2026, pp.47-57.
Print ISSN 3105-2711; Online ISSN: 3105-272X
Journal homepage: https://www.jetejournal.com
DOI: https://doi.org/10.64058/jete260105pgsbn
聂紫仪（Nie Ziyi），何 林（He Lin）
摘要：《天上有颗“南仁东星”》是2025年秋季新编入统编版八年级语文上册的报告文学篇目，讲述了“中国天眼”首席科学家南仁东的感人事迹。论文以身体叙事学为理论视角，聚焦课文中的身体书写维度，考察其如何通过身体叙事建构南仁东的“科学英雄”形象。课文突破了传统科学家叙事重“精神”轻“身体”的倾向，将抽象的科学家精神具象化为可感的身体体验。文中的身体叙事共同完成了从“疼痛”到“荣耀”的叙事转化，身体的有限性与精神的无限性在身体书写中获得辩证统一，使南仁东形象既可感又崇高。论文为《天上有颗“南仁东星”》这一篇目提供了身体批评的解读路径，深入挖掘了作品在科学家精神教育中的独特价值。
关键词：《天上有颗“南仁东星”》；身体叙事学；身体书写；科学家精神；报告文学
作者简介：聂紫仪，贵州师范大学文学院学科教学（语文）在读研究生。研究方向：语文学科教学。电邮：3143259771@qq.com。何林（通讯作者），贵州师范大学文学院副院长，教授，博士，比较文学与世界文学专业硕士研究生导师。研究方向：欧美文学、比较文学、文学伦理学批评。电邮：hexiping3@163.com。
Title: Pain and Glory: A Study of the Body Narrative in “There Is a Star Named Nan Rendong in the Sky”
Abstract: “There Is a Star Named Nan Rendong in the Sky” is a reportage piece newly included in the first volume of the eighth-grade Chinese language textbook compiled by the Ministry of Education for the autumn semester of 2025 (Wang Hongjia, 2025). It tells the moving story of Nan Rendong, the chief scientist of China’s Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope (FAST). This paper adopts the theoretical perspective of body narratology, focusing on the dimension of body writing in the text and examining how it constructs the image of Nan Rendong as a “scientific hero” through body narrative. The author argues that the text breaks away from the traditional tendency in scientist narratives to emphasize “spirit” over “body,” concretizing the abstract spirit of scientists into tangible bodily experiences. The body narrative in the text collectively completes the narrative transformation from “pain” to “glory.” The finitude of the body and the infinitude of the spirit achieve a dialectical unity through body writing, rendering Nan Rendong’s image both sublime and relatable. This paper aims to provide a path of bodily criticism for interpreting newly added textbook content, exploring its unique value in educating students about the spirit of scientists.
Keywords: There Is a “Nan Rendong Star” in the Sky; Body Narrative; Body Writing; Spirit of Scientists; Reportage
Author Biographies: Nie Ziyi, postgraduate student majoring in Subject Teaching (Chinese), School of Language and Literature, Guizhou Normal University. Her research focuses on the textbook textual interpretation and secondary school Chinese pedagogy. E-mail: 3143259771@qq.com. He Lin (corresponding author), Associate Dean of the School of Language and Literature, Guizhou Normal University, Professor, Ph.D., Master’s Supervisor in Comparative Literature and World Literature. Research interests: European and American literature, comparative literature, literary ethical criticism. E-mail: hexiping3@163.com.
Received: 23 Feb 2026 / Revised: 19 Apr 2026 / Accepted: 23 Apr 2026 / Published online: 30 Apr 2026 / Print published: 30 May 2026.
