What are the characteristics of the new era literature?
The literature of the new era refers to the literary phenomenon that appeared in the 1980s and early 1990s. It has the following characteristics: Reflective: Literature in the new era began to reflect on traditional culture and modern society, paying attention to the fate and future of mankind and exploring the meaning and value of life. 2. Realism: The literature of the new era emphasized the realism of writing techniques to describe the true appearance of real life, to portray the delicate image of the characters and the truth of emotions. 3. Divergence: The literature of the new era began to show a variety of creative styles, including modern, post-modern, expressionism, realism and many other schools. 4. Return of literature: In the new era of literature, the return of literature has become an important creative trend. Many of them sought innovation and breakthroughs in literature. 5. Work adaptation: During the period of the new era literature, many works were adapted into movies, television dramas, dramas, comics, and other forms to become part of the cultural products. 6. Reader group: The reader group of literature in the new era began to be diverse, including young people, middle-aged people, old people, and other people of all ages. At the same time, the rise of online literature also brought new opportunities and challenges to the development of literature in the new era.