What were the forms of literary thoughts during the Anti-Japanese War?

Answer 1

There were several main trends of thought in literature during the Anti-Japanese War:

1. Patriotic literature: During the Anti-Japanese War, the patriotic sentiments of the Chinese people were high. Many literary writers took writing patriotic articles as their duty to express their strong patriotic feelings. These works mostly described the war as the theme, such as "Yellow River Chorus","Seven Gentlemen" and so on.

2. National literature: During the Anti-Japanese War, the Chinese nation faced a huge threat. Many literary writers expressed strong national sentiments by describing national sufferings and national contradictions. Most of these works described the history, traditional culture, and folk customs of ethnic groups, such as "Dream of the Red Chamber" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

3. Anti-fascist literature: During the Anti-Japanese War, the Chinese people's struggle against fascist aggression was widely supported. Many literary writers expressed their strong anti-fascist sentiments by writing anti-fascist literature works. These works mostly described the anti-fascist struggle as the theme, such as "Teahouse","Teahouse·Outer Chapter" and so on.

4. Anti-Japanese War Literature: During the Anti-Japanese War, some literary writers mainly wrote anti-Japanese war literature works. These works mostly described the hardships of the Anti-Japanese War and the feats of the people's heroes, such as "Little Soldier Zhang Ge" and "Bloody Battle in Taierzhuang".

These literary works reflected the national feelings, thoughts and spiritual outlook of the Chinese people during the Anti-Japanese War. They were precious cultural heritages in the history of Chinese literature.