Chinese literature of literature, what literature is there in China?

Chinese literature is divided into classical literature, modern literature, and contemporary literature. Classical literature is represented by Tang and Song poetry and the four famous works, modern literature is represented by Lu Xun**, and contemporary literature is marked by Chinese free literature with independent thoughts.

Chinese literature is divided into different periods, different writers, different formats, and different natures, so there are many ways to classify it.

But there is no doubt that Chinese civilization is the only civilization in the world that has never been interrupted. Therefore, Chinese literature can be said to be full of the long-standing and profound Chinese civilization, which plays an irreplaceable role in the inheritance and description of the history, language, ethnicity, beliefs, social culture, and wisdom of the ancients of Chinese civilization.

There are four types of literature: poetry, drama, **, and prose.

Summary. Chinese literary works include "The Ordinary World", "Smiling Proud Jianghu", and "The Tea Man Trilogy". Chinese literature is divided into classical literature, modern literature, and contemporary literature.

Classical literature is represented by Tang and Song poetry and the four famous works, modern literature is represented by Lu Xun**, and contemporary literature is marked by Chinese free literature with independent thoughts. Since the end of the 20th century, the emergence of independent Chinese free literature has made Chinese literature stride into the ranks of the world's advanced culture, become the vanguard of world literature, and bring contemporary Chinese literature to the peak of history.

Chinese literary works include "The Ordinary World", "Smiling Proud Jianghu", and "The Tea Man Trilogy". Chinese literature is divided into classical literature, modern literature, and contemporary literature. Classical literature is represented by Tang and Song poetry and the four famous works, modern literature is represented by Lu Xun**, and contemporary literature is marked by the literature of Chinese mu of freedom and rapid grinding with independent thoughts.

Since the end of the 20th century, the emergence of independent Chinese free literature has made Chinese literature stride into the ranks of the world's first culture, becoming the pioneer of world literature, and bringing contemporary Chinese literature to the peak of history.

Since ancient times, Chinese literature has always been dominated by rhyme, especially lyric poems depicting natural scenes and celebrating friendship. In contrast, although narrative poetry is not well developed, the first year of the ancient "Book of Songs: Gong Liu", the "Peacock Flying Southeast" of Han Yuefu, and the "Mulan Ci" evolved from the folk songs of the Northern Dynasties are also famous works. Excluding articles that narrate history, religion, thought, etc., prose literature first flourished during the Tang Dynasty.

The subject matter of that kind of prose, with a few exceptions, many works are not purely creative but based on reality. This tradition was maintained until the ** period, which was born under the influence of Western European civilization. Also, we should note that in ancient China, the term rhyme prose was not so much a literary meaning as a stylistic name.

In addition, there are also stylists known as pun scripts.

"Dream of Red Mansions" is not considered a work of Chinese literature.

Dream of Red Mansions is a great work with a high degree of ideology and artistry, as a literary work written in the late feudal society and the middle of the Qing Dynasty.

Chinese literary works include "Dream of the Red Chamber", right?

Included belong to literary works

1 Dream of Red Mansions (also known as "The Story of the Stone") (Qing Zhengzai's defeat) Cao Xueqin is withered;

2 Water Margin (Ming) Shi Nai'an; 3 Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Ming) Luo Guanzhong;

4 Journey to the West (Ming) Wu Chengen;

5 Jinghuayuan (Qing) Li Ruzhen;

6 Confucianism (Qing) Wu Jingzi;

7 Romance of the Gods (Ming) Xu Zhonglin;

8 Liao Zhai Zhiyi (Qing) Pu Songling;

9 Officialdom Appearance (Qing) Li Baojia;

10 Eastern Zhou Dynasty Chronicles (Ming) Feng Menglong.