Modern and contemporary literature refers to contemporary literature, which usually covers literary works from the middle of the 20th century to the present, including realism, realism, symbolism, post-realism, consumer culture, cultural multiculturalism, and other different literary schools. Modern and contemporary literature reflects the political, economic, and cultural changes of contemporary society, as well as human thoughts, emotions, and values. These works usually presented the lifestyle, psychological state, and emotional experience of modern people with the theme of cities, modern life, and technological progress. The representative works of modern and contemporary literature included Dream of the Red Chamber, Scream, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Ordinary World, White Night Journey, and Alive.
Modern literature refers to a literary school that has been produced and developed since the end of the 19th century. Its main characteristics are emphasizing realism, objectively, and scientific nature while opposing romanticism, idealism, symbolism, and other schools in traditional literature. In modern literature, there were many important works such as shakespeare, dickens, maupassant, tolstoy, maugham, hemmingway, falkner, calvino, margret atwood, and so on. Modern literature not only reflected the style of society and the lives of the people at that time, but also reflected the thoughts, emotions and cultural needs of modern humans.
Typically, literature refers to the unique characteristics of the theme, emotion, plot, characters, language, etc. in a literary work. These characteristics are usually expressed and shaped by the author intentionally or unintentionally, which can attract the attention of readers and form a unique style of the work. The archetype of literature is one of the important factors in the evaluation of literary works because it can reflect the author's thoughts, values and cultural background, and also affect the readers 'understanding and evaluation of the works. Therefore, when evaluating literary works, the typical character of literature was often taken as an important standard to consider.
The history of contemporary Chinese literature studies the cultural phenomena that have undergone important changes and influences in the history of modern Chinese literature, including the literary revolution, the New Culture Movement, the vernacular movement, realism, realism, scar literature, literature after the reform and opening up, contemporary literature, and so on.
Romance was a literary style that originated in Europe at the end of the 18th century. It emphasized the richness of emotions and humanity, focusing on the monologue and emotional expression of the characters, as well as the ups and downs of the plot. This literary style is often described as a romantic and poetic literary form. Romance literary style is widely used in modern and contemporary literature. For example, the works of Faulkner, George Orwell, Margaret Atwood, etc. all reflected the characteristics of Roman literature. In addition, the Romance literary style was also widely used in the fields of film, music, and painting.
Imitation was a form of ancient literature, also known as huaben novels or short stories. It is a literary genre that is passed down in an oral tradition, usually composed by one or more authors, and uses a narrative method similar to poetry. The characteristic of a vernacular script is that it is short and concise, usually with only a few sentences or less. Its storyline was usually centered around the character, and the character's words and deeds were used to show the plot and theme of the story. The theme of the story usually included love, friendship, loyalty, courage, wisdom, and so on. In ancient times, the vernacular version was widely circulated among the people and was an important part of ancient Chinese literature. They were used to express people's thoughts and emotions, and also provided important inspiration and enlightenment for later literary works.
Modern literature refers to the literary works developed after modern times, usually referring to the literary works created after the 20th century. It includes many different schools and styles, such as realism, post-realism, modern, modern literature, etc. The main characteristics of modern literature were the concern and criticism of reality, as well as the reflection and exploration of culture and history. Modern literature referred to literary works created in the current era, usually after the 21st century. The time range of contemporary literature was relatively wide, covering all eras and regions. Its main feature was the concern and reflection of the current society and era, as well as the reflection and exploration of culture and history. The classical literature referred to the literature of ancient Greece and Rome, including the works of Homer, Aesop, Aescus, Europides, Biscus, and others. The characteristics of classical literature were the descriptions of historical events, mythical stories, political struggles, etc., which had high artistic and philosophical value. Common literature referred to those literary works that were easy to understand and widely circulated, such as " Dream of the Red Chamber,"" Journey to the West,"" Water Margins " and other ancient Chinese novels. The characteristics of popular literature were that it described the lives of ordinary people and reflected social reality, which had a high entertainment value.
" School " was a school of China contemporary literature. It was named after its founder and was famous. The main idea of this school was "Fragrance", which believed that literature should pursue a fresh, concise, and bright style to convey a faint fragrance. The school of literature advocated the emphasis on literary authenticity and human concern, opposed excessive exaggeration and exaggeration, and advocated using concise and true language to describe the inner world and emotional changes of the characters. The representative works of this school included the anthology, the collection of novels, and so on.
Left-wing was a genre of literature during the 1920s under the rule of the Chinese National Party government, also known as the "left wing of modern literature." It got its name in 1924, when the government of the Republic of China formulated the "Left-wing Literature Movement" plan to promote the modernisation and advancement of literature. Left-wing literature was featured by its emphasis on social criticism and progress, opposing realism and romanticism, and advocating humanist and socialistic ideas in literature. The main representatives of the Left-wing literary school included Lu Xun, Lao She, Ba Jin, Shen Congwen, etc. Their works caused a sensation in the literary world at that time and had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature. In 1928, the Left Alliance literary movement was suppressed by the Guomingtang government, and its representatives were also persecuted and assassinated, which had a huge impact on the development of modern Chinese literature.
Guo Xiaochuan's term refers to some specific literary styles, literary schools, or literary images in modern and contemporary literature. It is usually related to Guo Xiaochuan (1928 - 1988) and the ideology, literary views, and literary schools he represents. Guo Xiaochuan's idiom usually had distinct characteristics of the times, regional characteristics, and cultural implications, representing the cultural trends, social styles, and people's psychology of a specific historical period. For example, in modern Chinese literature, Guo Xiaochuan's genre mainly included revolutionary literature, idealistic literature, youth literature, working literature, urban literature, scar literature, folk literature, and so on. Under the influence of Guo Xiaochuan's literary thoughts, these literary styles, literary schools, or literary images often showed a strong concern and criticism of social reality, a deep reflection on human nature, life, society, and other aspects, as well as a reflection and exploration of traditional culture and modern civilization. Therefore, Guo Xiaochuan's styled terms have an important position and influence in modern and contemporary literature.
The middle character referred to the characters who were in the middle of the story or important roles in novels, movies, television dramas, and other literary media. These characters were usually not the main characters, but they played an important role in the development of the story, driving the development and evolution of the story. In the history of contemporary literature, the middle character is usually an indispensable element in the plot and an important component of the literary medium. For example, in the novel " One Hundred Years of Solitude," Figradano became the middle character of the story, and his fate and experience became an important part of the whole story. In the movie Forrest Gump, Forrest Gump was the middle character who ran through the entire plot of the movie. His fate and experience became the clues of the whole story. Therefore, the middle character is an indispensable element in the history of contemporary literature, which has an important influence on the development and evolution of literary media.