Ancient Western literature referred to ancient Greek and Roman literature, including Homer's " Iliad " and " Odysey," and Epicurus '" Crusoe." These works were regarded as the foundation of Western literature and had a profound influence on later literature and thought. The main feature of ancient western literature was the description of social life and human nature, emphasizing personal feelings and destiny, but also focusing on philosophical thinking and moral education. Some of the more famous works include Homer's Odessey, which recounts the adventures and challenges of his voyage at sea and how he overcame his predicament through moral reflection and self-reflection. Epicurus's " Crusoe " described the story of a lonely man surviving on a deserted island and explored the fate and meaning of human existence. Ancient Western literary works were also widely adapted into movies, TV series, musics and other forms, which were deeply loved and appreciated by people.