E﹒M﹒福斯特的长篇小说反映了英国中上层阶级试图通过挣脱社会与习俗的约束来求得个人解放。而这种精神解放的探索都是在不同文化身分者的冲突——连接中展开,形成了独有的“福斯特式”连接观。本文通过探讨其最后一部长篇小说《印度之行》中的人物情节冲突,展现后殖民背景下的“福斯特式”连接观。 E. M. Forster’s novel reflects the attempt by the upper-middle class in Britain to liberate individuals through the removal of the constraints of society and customs. And this exploration of spiritual emancipation is carried out in the conflict of different cultural identities - connection, forming a unique “Foster ” connection view. This essay explores the “Foster ” view of connection in the post-colonial context by examining the plot conflicts in her last novel, The Voyage of India.