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The feminist movement that originated in the western countries at the end of the 19th century developed quickly all over the world in the early 20th century.Lots of writers in both China and Japan devoted to the movement,they wanted to arouse feminine consciousness of freedom and liberation with excellent literature.Miyamoto youriko and Ding Ling were both the famous women writers in the early 20th century.Their works were focused on women and conveyed the thirst for self-consciousness in women’s liberalization by molding typical characters.This text makes an approach to six works,such as Poor People,Lunch,Nobuko of Miyamoto youriko and Miss Sophie’s Diary,Meng Ke,A Mao of Ding Ling.It tells us the differences between the two writers on their female viewpoint,class consciousness and self-consciousness in women’s liberalization by analysing the characters,and it also tells us the cause of the differences.My dissertation includes five sections.Section one is the introduction,it introduces the foreign and domestic current study situation, the purpose and significance of my study.Section two analyses the feminine consciousness in Miyamoto Youriko’s and Ding Ling’s works,it is made up of four parts,first of all,it defines the feminine consciousness,secondly,it analyses the influence on the two writers of feminine consciousness,and then the rest two parts include the represent of feminine consciousness in their works.Section three illuminates the differences and similarities in their works.This section includes five parts as the umnia of freedom,the analysis of all kinds of feminine figures,the two writers’ viewpoints on male, the revolt against traditional marriage,and the revolt against classes.Section four analyses the reasons for the differences in their works by writing the times ,the cultural context,the family influence,the experiences and thoughts of the writers.The last section is summary. I only discuss the early works without investigating their works comprehensively,so I’d like to see it as my future subject to study in a deep-going way.