Discuss the perspective of the kind of story and how to choose .

Every author has a voice, and likewise every story has a voice. That's one of the reasons why the publishing world categorizes stories for us. Stories fall into three main categories::

Genre stories, mainstream stories and literary stories. Genre stories include a number of subgenres: fantasy stories, science fiction stories, mystery stories, horror stories, action-adventure stories, suspense stories, thriller stories, love stories, and juvenile stories.

The meaning of these stories is self-explanatory, but novice writers often ask the difference between mainstream stories and literary stories.

Mainstream stories are contemporary stories created for the general public, not for a specific audience. These stories challenge the reader's belief system, present a new vision of life, raise controversial questions, provoke reflection, or subvert conventions, sometimes all of which can be achieved at the same time.

Literary stories are avant-garde experimental stories, incorporating unconventional and unconventional writing styles and writing techniques. This type of story usually focuses on plot development and character portrayal.

Folk tales: It is an oral literary work in the form of prose with fictional content created and praised by working people, and is the common name of all folk prose works. Myths and Stories:

Mythology is the earliest fantasy oral prose work of mankind, a product of human history and childhood, and a precedent for literature. Fairy tale: It is a fictional story with a strong fantasy color, which is an important genre of children's literature, and mostly uses exaggeration, personification, symbolism and other expressive techniques to weave bizarre plots.

1. Folk tales: It is an oral literary work in the form of prose with fictional content created and praised by working people, and is the general name of all folk prose works.

2. Mythological stories: Myths are the earliest fantasy oral prose works of mankind, the product of the development of human history, and the precedent of literature.

3. Fairy tale: It is a fictional story with a strong fantasy color, which is an important genre of children's literature, and mostly uses exaggeration, personification, symbolism and other expressive techniques to weave bizarre plots.

4. Science fiction stories: It is a story written by people based on scientific knowledge and some scientific conjectures. Most of the scenes and storylines of these science fiction stories take place in the future.

5. Detective story: Detective story is a mysterious, suspense-creating writing technique, which is fascinating. The characteristics of the detective story itself are destined to have a strong logical type and interlocking story.

As the saying goes, "the world is full of wonders, the forest is big, and Wuqing has all kinds of birds". There are countless stories we have seen and heard since we were children, and every time we encounter a tear-jerking, we will cry and sigh. Depending on the plot of the story, it can be roughly divided into the following categories.

1. Big U-shaped: such as the second generation of wealth, the second generation of officials, and the second generation of stars.

The protagonist himself has a high starting point, encounters setbacks halfway, and finally regains the peak through a series of efforts. The emotions that drive people are first envy, then sympathy, and finally encouragement and support, and a long breath of relief, which is very gratifying. Such as palace fighting dramas, martial arts dramas, and idol dramas.

2. Encounter type: a good young man next door.

The protagonist initially lived an ordinary life, but suddenly got the guidance of a master to climb to the peak, fell to the bottom in the middle of the red sun, and regained remarkable achievements through perseverance and the help of others. Such as online dramas, fairy tale dramas, and fantasy dramas.

3. Cinderella type: the bottom character.

The protagonist was born in the most humble bottom, living a poor and depressed life, and with his own efforts, his life gradually improved, and even lived an enviable upper class life because of some encounters. However, the good times did not last long, and life returned to the pre-liberation period overnight. After a period of painful days, he decided to catch up and finally turn things around and reach the pinnacle of his life.

Such as "Jane Eyre", "Cinderella", "Forrest Gump" and so on. The story is characterized by the fact that the protagonist has a very low starting point and a high enough end point to make people emotionally ups and downs, resonate with them, and win support.

Fourth, the Kafka type: the starting point is an ordinary tragic person and a child.

The protagonist himself has a low starting point, and his life is getting worse and worse after a series of changes, and he is simply mourned to the end, which makes people sad and depressed. Such as "Alive" and "Kafka's Metamorphosis".

Among the film and television dramas, **, and articles I have seen, there may be most of the first category, which makes people full of longing and imagination, eager to have a better starting point, and can struggle for decades less. In real life, most people live a second or third type of life, after all, not everyone can be born with a golden key, and the three good young people or Cinderella from an average background need to make their lives better and better through continuous efforts and persistence, to realize the wishes of their parents, and lead their families to a better tomorrow.

Art is higher than life, but what remains unchanged is that human beings have always had resilience and can lead individuals to know how to cope with harsh environments, so as to produce positive results. At the same time, resilience can be acquired through learning and can be continuously strengthened, so that people can face adversity with a healthy attitude.

In Introduction to Literature, the typical forms of stories that are usually mentioned are epic, drama, and **.

Epic: An epic is a type of narrative poetry, usually a long-form piece of work about a heroic figure or a major event. They often involve vast temporal and spatial scales, depicting heroic adventures and battles, as well as explorations of human existence and worth.

Typical examples of epic poetry include Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.

Drama: Drama is a form of story that is presented through dialogue and stage performances. It usually includes dialogue, action, and acting of the characters, conveying stories and ideas through the presentation of the plot on stage.

Drama can be divided into different genres such as comedy, tragedy, and tragicomedy. His famous theatrical works include Shakespeare's Hamlet and Antony Chekov's Three Sisters.

(novel) :* is a form of long-form story, narrated in the form of prose. There are usually rich characters, complex plots, and in-depth exploration of ideas.

It can cover a variety of genres and styles, such as romance, history, sci-fi, etc. Classics include "Pride and Prejudice", "One Hundred Years of Solitude", etc.

These three typical forms of stories occupy an important place in literature, they present stories in different ways and are widely appreciated and studied in different fields and eras. Each form has its own unique characteristics and style, providing a rich medium for the author to express their stories and ideas.