Please briefly describe the artistic pursuit of the characters in Mao Dun's novels
Mao Dun's novel characters are famous for their profundity, three-dimensional and full of personality. His novels often left a deep impression on the readers through vivid descriptions and detailed psychological analysis to portray the personalities, emotions, and fates of various characters. Mao Dun's artistic pursuit of character creation was mainly manifested in the following aspects: 1. Dig deep into the character's heart: Mao Dun is good at revealing the character's inner world and emotional entanglements through the character's inner monologue and psychological description, so that people can deeply understand the character's personality and motivation. 2. Pay attention to the variety and complexity of the characters 'personalities: The characters in Mao Dun's novels often have variety and complexity. Different characters have mutual connections and influences, so that readers can feel the complex relationships and emotional entanglements between the characters. 3. Create a character with vitality: The characters in Mao Dun's novels often have vitality and vitality. Not only do they have profound thoughts and emotional descriptions, but they can also constantly change and grow in the story, making the readers feel the vitality and liveliness of the characters. Using a variety of shaping methods: In Mao Dun's novels, not only did he pay attention to detail description and psychological analysis, but he also used many other shaping methods such as appearance description, action description, dialogue description, etc. to make the characters more plump and three-dimensional. To sum up, Mao Dun's artistic pursuit in character creation focused on digging deep into the character's heart, paying attention to the complexity and complexity of the character's personality, shaping the character image with vitality, and using a variety of molding methods to create a vivid, three-dimensional, and profound character image.
A brief answer to the artistic achievements of Mao Dun's early novels
Mao Dun was a famous novelist and literary theorist in modern China. His early novels were full of realism and romanticism, which had high artistic value. Mao Dun's early masterpieces include Disillusionment, Corrosion and Regret for the Past. These works described the real situation of Chinese society at that time, showing the good and evil of human nature and the contradictions, as well as the struggles and struggles of people in the face of reality. At the same time, Mao Dun's novels were full of romantic emotions and artistic conception. He portrayed many characters to make readers feel a deep emotional resonance. Mao Dun's literary works were deeply loved by readers and had a far-reaching influence. His novels enjoyed a high reputation not only in China but also in the world of literature. Among them, Midnight was regarded as a classic of modern Chinese novels, which had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature. Mao Dun's early novels had outstanding artistic achievements and were the precious wealth of modern Chinese literature.
What are Mao Dun's novels?
"Mao Mountain Taboo" is a novel about urban life written by the author, Blazing Sun Yanyan. The general plot of this novel is as follows: My ancestors were not honorable. See how I defy the heavens and change my fate, swearing to be the first in the world... ---------------------------- The Mao Mountain Creditor was a mystery novel written by the author, Faraway Cat. The general plot of the novel was: The 108th generation leader of Mao Mountain, Zhong Qingfeng, came down to collect his debt. Iceberg CEO? A spoiled daughter? I'm sorry, I'm your debt-holder… ---------------------------- The Maoshan Ferryman was a mystery novel written by the author, Crazy in the Wind. The general plot of the novel was: Since ancient times, there had been many people with unique skills in the streets. They were mysterious and unpredictable, but everything they did revolved around one thing-life and death! Corpse Transporters, Corpse Repairers, and Guardians…However, the most mysterious of them all was Mao Mountain. Meng Yan was the successor of this generation, and he carried the most precious treasure of Mao Mountain, the Seven Stars Sword. Is the path one foot higher? Or is it a devil who is ten feet higher? Who is the ferryman beside the Three Paths River? Who was the one who was saved? Who would have the last laugh after all the schemes? Who was the real winner? ---------------------------- I am the Master of Maoshan was a mystery novel written by the author, Crippled. The general plot of the novel was: Have you ever seen a great sword that could cut through iron like mud and be regarded as a sacred object? Have you ever seen an Eight Trigrams Mirror that can let people experience motherly love? Have you ever seen a precious stone that looks like a kidney stone? ---------------------------- " There's a Paradise in the Cottage " was a Xianxia modern cultivation novel written by the author, Snowy Forest. The general plot of this novel was: The heaven and earth in the cave are big, and the sun and moon in the pot are long. A thousand years ago, a scholar who was rushing to the capital for the examination hid in a thatched cottage in the wilderness on a rainy night. He entered the Immortal Cave and founded the thatched cottage sect. A thousand years later, the spiritual energy dissipated and the grotto-heaven declined. The Cottage Sect had also declined to the extreme. Until one day, everything began to change! ---------------------------- " Reporting to the World " was a historical novel written by the author, Bai He Que. The general plot of this novel was: Senior editor Xiao Jing had transmigrated to a dynasty that he had no clue about. Poetry? Not really. Create inventions? He returned all the math, physics, and chemistry to the teacher. Besides, how tacky would that be? Hmm, let's start a newspaper! Although he was dancing on the tip of a knife, and he wouldn't die if he didn't seek death, he didn't know anything else. Female reporter and editor? All of them, but they had to be good-looking! Your Majesty, tomorrow's front page is really gone. Please come earlier next time. So many princes wanted to be on the poster? Sorry, the media had integrity! A rich merchant wants to go to the hard and wide? No problem. Did you get the money? Iron shoulders shouldering morality and writing articles with skillful hands are not for nothing. Watch me use a piece of paper to stir up the world! Oh, right, I'm a editor, not a pee! ---------------------------- Maoshan Grandmasters was a novel written by Xiao Mochou, a mystery novel in the Wonderful World genre. The general plot of the novel was: The number one blessed land in the world, the eighth heavenly passage, was known as Mao Mountain's orthodox sect! The Xianzong Sect had been in power for thousands of years, and the Tantra Sect had been in power for thousands of miles. The battle between the Maoshan Sect and the Tantra Sect had become an unprecedented story. Who could catch ghosts and exorcise evil spirits just to eat and drink? Who said that the Tantra Veyron was a lie? Gathering the essence of the ancient immortal path, condensing the ancient accumulation of rare secret techniques, and the simplest Dao, he was the master of Maoshan! Forbidden ancient methods, secret arts, incantations, etc., will unveil the mystery of the Maoshan Secret Battle, catching ghosts and exorcising evil spirits, subduing demons and devils, fighting for treasures, traditional funeral... ---------------------------- " I am Jiang Gan " was a historical novel written by the author, Yuyuwin. The general plot of this novel was: [Contracted Work of Qidian's First Edited Team] An ordinary nobody had transmigrated to possess the " famous " Jiang Gan. What kind of sorrow was that? Struggling in the vortex of history, wandering in the midst of worries about gains and losses, dealing with the wise and ambitious, what kind of helplessness was it? It wasn't that he didn't want to guide the country, or that he didn't want his name to go down in history, or that he didn't want a beauty to be in his arms, but who gave him the heroic spirit to reach the clouds? Who gave him a heart full of wisdom? Who gave him the handsomeness? He knew the trajectory of history, and he also knew the life and death of celebrities. This should have been a sword that would never fail, but for the mediocre him, it was a double-edged sword. Every time he gently waved it, it meant that he was injured…I'm actually Jiang Gan… ---------------------------- I Learn Maoshan in the Hong Kong Movie World was a novel by the author, Good Dream, First Day. The general plot of this novel was: Maoshan Arts, Martial Arts, Supernatural Abilities, Thieving Arts… This was a world where the elements of Hong Kong were fused. Uncle Nine with a red glutinous rice in his hand, Huang Feihong with his elegant martial arts, Xu Wenqiang with a white scarf and a cloak, Brother Ma with two guns, Master Xing who made people laugh, two cute little monks, and Uncle Long who could not be killed… This is the mark of an era, and also my youth. I want to portray the characters that accompanied me in my youth… ---------------------------- The book, Crazy Ant Thief, was a historical novel written by the author, Snow Chaser. The general plot of this novel was: The Yellow Turbans were thieves, thieves who were worse than ants, but who had forced them to a dead end? Cao Cao, Sun Jian, and Liu Bei were heroes, but what about Chen Xiao, the protagonist who rose up to fight for survival and his companions? Thieves, ant thieves, everyone said so. So what if he's a thief? The victors had the right to write history and use lies to cover up the truth. They wanted to see how Chen Xiao led the poor people to conquer the world and use his blood to write about the heroic deeds of the small fry. The new book," I Endorse the Yellow Turban," has been uploaded. I hope you will continue to like it.
Seeking Mao Dun's literary achievements, Mao Dun's contribution to New China, and Mao Dun's spirit.
Mao Dun (1896 - 1981) was an outstanding figure in the history of Chinese literature in the 20th century, known as the "Father of Modern Chinese Literature". His literary works exposed and criticized social reality as the theme, fresh and natural style, profound thoughts and beautiful language, known as the "literary master." Mao Dun's literary achievements were brilliant. His works were widely spread and had a far-reaching impact. His masterpieces include Midnight, Spring Silkworm, Teahouse, etc. These works deeply reflected the various problems of Chinese society at that time and became classics of modern Chinese literature. Mao Dun's literary works not only had a profound influence in China, but also gained a high reputation internationally. In addition to his outstanding achievements in literary creation, Mao Dun was also one of the founders of modern Chinese literary theory. He proposed the concept of "literature serves society" and created a new field of modern literary theory. His theory had a profound impact on the development of Chinese literature. Mao Dun had made great contributions to the new China. During the period of the New Culture Movement, he actively spread the ideology of progress and made an important contribution to the cultural and intellectual construction of New China. He also actively participated in the literary cause of New China and made great contributions to the development of Chinese literature. Mao Dun's spirit was firm belief, hard work, courage to explore and constant innovation. His spirit has always inspired the development and progress of Chinese literature and is also the spiritual wealth of the Chinese people.
Mao Dun's Midnight
Mao Dun's Midnight was a long novel set in Shanghai in the 1930s. It mainly described the sharp contradiction and struggle between the national capitalist Wu Sunfu and the comprador Zhao Botao. The novel depicted Wu Sunfu and other national capitalists struggling to survive in the cracks between comprador capital and feudal autocracy, and made a profound analysis of the social reality of old China. It showed the broad picture of Chinese social life at that time, reflecting the whole picture of metropolis life and mainstream thinking. The specific content of the story included commercial wars, riots in Shuangqiao Town, and the strike of female workers in Yuhua Silk Factory. It showed the grand social outlook and profound and specific characters.
Mao Dun's Trilogy
Mao Dun's trilogy referred to the three Chinese literary classics, Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, and Water Margins. 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was hailed as the pinnacle of Chinese fiction in the Qing Dynasty and a classic in the history of Chinese literature. The novel tells the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and others, as well as the decline of feudal society and the complexity of human nature. Journey to the West was the story of Sun Wukong and the others protecting Tang Sanzang in the Ming Dynasty. The novel portrayed a fantasy world with rich imagination and vivid characters, showing the good and evil of human nature and the change of moral values. The Water Margins was a story about 108 heroes of Liangshan who gathered together to fight for justice in the Ming Dynasty. The novel expressed the Chinese people's longing and pursuit of justice, loyalty and freedom with distinctive characters, vivid plots and profound theme. These three works all had important literary value and historical significance. They were widely praised and read, becoming one of the classics of Chinese literature.
Mao Dun's works
Mao Dun was a famous screenwriter and director in modern China. He was born in 1896 and died in 1981. His representative works included the novel Midnight, Spring Silkworm, City Notes, and other prose collections such as The Beginning of Wind and Cloud, as well as the script Dream of the Red Chamber. Mao Dun's works deeply reflected the Chinese society and people's living conditions at that time, showing his exploration of human nature and concern for social reality. His works had a profound influence on the development of modern Chinese literature and film.
Mao Dun's Disillusionment
Mao Dun was a famous Chinese writer and dramatist in the 20th century. He was hailed as one of the founders of modern Chinese literature. His representative works include novels such as Disillusionment, On Practice, On contradiction, and plays such as Kong Yiji and Teahouse. " Disillusionment " was a long novel by Mao Dun that narrated the life course of a young intellectual. The novel centered on the protagonist Lin Qingxuan. Through his experiences, it showed the various ills of Chinese society at that time, including the distortion of human nature, social injustice, political darkness, and so on. The novel ended with Lin Qingxuan's disillusionment, expressing Mao Dun's reflection and thinking about the society at that time. Disillusionment was regarded as one of Mao Dun's representative works and one of the important works of modern Chinese literature. It was widely read and praised, influencing the thinking and values of several generations of Chinese people.
Mao Dun's masterpiece is
Mao Dun's representative work was On Conflict. Mao Dun first published On contradiction in 1919, which was one of the most important works in modern Chinese literature. Through a profound analysis and revelation of the social phenomena and contradictions in China, this novel explored the intrinsic contradictions and class struggles of society and became an important milestone in modern Chinese literature.
Mao Dun's novels and short stories
Mao Dun's long novels include Eclipse, Rainbow, Midnight, The Story of the First Stage, Corrosion, Frost Leaves Red Like February Flowers, etc. His short stories included "Spring Silkworm","Autumn Harvest","Late Winter","Lin Family Shop" and so on.
What did Mao Dun's three short stories describe?
Mao Dun's three short works, Twelve Letters to Youth, Cat City, and Spring Silkworm, all explored different topics and social issues. Twelve Letters to Youth was one of Mao Dun's representative works. It described Mao Dun's memories and reflections on his youth, emphasizing the responsibility and mission of young people and encouraging young people to pursue their dreams bravely. Cat City explored the relationship between urban prosperity and human happiness by describing a fictional cat city. Cat City in the novel was a city full of miracles and magic. Humans lived happily here, but at the same time, there were many problems and contradictions. Spring Silkworm tells the story of a mother and her silkworm, emphasizing the power of maternal love and the meaning of life. In the novel, the mother carefully raised the silkworms so that they could bring benefits to herself, while also showing her love and sacrifice for her son. These three short works all deeply reflected the social reality and people's psychological state at that time through different plots and characters, and became classics in the history of Chinese literature.