The difference between modern novels and classical novels

The differences between modern novels and classical novels can be considered from many angles. 1. Narration style: Modern novels usually use a more direct and concise narrative style, while classical novels pay more attention to the complexity of the plot and character creation, emphasizing the twists and turns of the plot and the richness of the character's personality. 2. Description: Modern novels pay more attention to the description of the character's psychology, emotions, and humanity, as well as more detailed descriptions of the environment. Classic novels pay more attention to the description of the environment and scenes, emphasizing the influence of the natural environment on the fate of the characters. 3. Themed subjects: Modern novels have more diverse subjects and topics, including love, science fiction, history, politics, society, etc. The subjects and topics of classical novels are usually more singular, mainly history, myths, legends, etc. 4. Language and style: The language of modern novels is more concise and bright, paying more attention to expressing thoughts and emotions, while the language of classical novels is more gorgeous and beautiful, paying more attention to description and lyricism. Character Creation: Modern novels pay more attention to the character and destiny of the characters and the interaction between the characters, while classical novels pay more attention to the image and identity of the characters and the relationship between the characters and history, society and culture. It should be noted that there is no absolute boundary between modern novels and classical novels. Some classic works of modern novels can also be traced back to the tradition of classical novels. In addition, the difference between modern novels and classical novels would also change with time and social development.