It's an old saying to ask for a novel.

It was an ancient saying. The male protagonist and the female protagonist met in the peach blossom forest. Later, the female protagonist's family was exterminated. After that, the female protagonist and the male protagonist got together. Once, the male protagonist was injured and disappeared while protecting the female protagonist. The female protagonist could not find the male protagonist, so she became a beggar. Later, the female protagonist learned about the male protagonist and went to look for him. In the end, the male protagonist lost his memory and had a beloved woman (who looked a little like the female protagonist). Then, the female protagonist suffered a lot to protect the male protagonist. In the end, she lost her virginity to save the male protagonist's "beloved woman". In the end, the male protagonist remembered that the female protagonist had also become a monk. However, the female protagonist had lost her memory. The male protagonist found the female protagonist and ended up together…

Answer 1

Ancient Chinese novels usually used historical events, myths and legends, and folk tales as the theme to show the style and character of ancient society through fictional stories.

The following are a few classic novels:

Dream of the Red Chamber: It tells the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and others, showing the style of the feudal society of the Qing Dynasty.

2. Water Margins: The story of 108 heroes shows the social turmoil and the sufferings of the people in the Song Dynasty.

3. Journey to the West: It narrates the adventures of Sun Wukong and others, showing the social style of the Tang Dynasty and the distortion of human nature.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms: It tells the historical story of the Three Kingdoms period and shows the political situation and character of the Three Kingdoms period.

These novels were all classics of Chinese literature. Reading them not only allowed one to understand the style of ancient society, but also allowed one to feel the unique charm of Chinese culture.