Seeing through The Roar of a Lion, a literary and art supplement, in Singapore and Malaysia, we can throb with the pulse of Chinese literature development era before World War Ⅱas well as have a keen insight into the winding course and colourful picture of literary movement which transformed from actively initiating native or popular literature to holding the national patriotic literary flag.

To be more specific, setback experience accounted for, to some extent, workers’ perception of economic injustice, social injustice, and physiological injustice; enterprise system for economic and social injustices; and human capital for social and physiological injustices.