In China, the concept of "children's literature" was first created by the author. In a report at that time, he used the term "children's literature" for the first time to refer to literary works suitable for children. Since then, this concept had gradually gained widespread recognition and use.
In the history of modern Chinese literature, the first to be mentioned was the beautiful essay. Lao She was famous in China in the early 20th century. His works had strong artistic characteristics and literary value, which was regarded as one of the milestone in the history of modern Chinese literature. His works covered novels, plays, essays, and many other fields. His most famous works included Camel Xiangzi and Teahouse.
The earliest children's literature in our country. His works have a strong fairy tale color, often describing children's lives, thoughts and emotions, and are very popular among readers. His works Cat and Mouse and Calabash Brothers had become classic children's literature works with far-reaching influence.
The first child in our country.
He was born in 1881 in Shaoxing County, Zhejiang Province, and was one of the founders of modern Chinese literature. Lu Xun's works had a profound impact on modern Chinese literature and was hailed as the "cultural giant". Besides Lu Xun, there were also many famous children such as Lao She, Ba Jin, Lao She, etc.
In the West, the first person to propose the concept of curriculum was the ancient Roman philosopher, Julian Barney. In his book, Learning and Knowledge, he proposed the concept of curriculum. He believed that curriculum was an educational method to help students acquire knowledge and skills through systematic learning and teaching. Baines believed that the curriculum should be a structured, planned, and organized way of learning to help students better understand knowledge and master skills.
A fable is a form of fictional story to convey a certain truth or idea, usually containing symbolic meaning. Fables first appeared in ancient Greece, proposed by the ancient philosopher, aristotle. In China, fables were also widely spread. They were proposed and developed by ancient Chinese philosophers and writers. For example, there were many fables in Zhuangzi, and the Analects of Confucius also contained many fable sentences.
The first inspirational children's literature in the country.
The concept of time travel could be traced back to the ancient Chinese Rites of Zhou, which had the description of "expecting me to be in Qi". It meant that people in the future would achieve their goals by traveling through time. At the end of the 19th century, Faulkner wrote his first time-travel novel, The Sound and the Fury. This novel was first published in 1925 and it tells the story of a young man who became a major breakthrough in the literary world at that time.
The founder of our country's new literature is Lu Xun.
The concept of "tribulation" in immortal cultivation novels could be traced back to ancient Chinese Taoist culture. In Taoism, people achieved the goal of improving their own realm by practicing internal, external, and divine arts. This improvement of realm was called "crossing tribulation". In later immortal cultivation novels, tribulation transcendence became a common cultivation method. Many novels would have the protagonist experience various hardships and finally successfully transcend the tribulation to ascend to the immortal world. However, the specific details and settings might vary from novel to novel. Many novels would confuse the concept of tribulation and reincarnation. Therefore, different authors had different explanations and understandings of the concept of tribulation in immortal cultivation novels.