What is a literary youth, is a young writer recognized?

"Literary youth" used to be a very fashionable word in China, especially in the 80s, whether it was in film and television or **, including in real life, when we often heard a young man (or young woman) proudly say: I like literature.

Meng Fanhua, a critic at the Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, believes that "literary youth" refers to those young people who love literature and are interested in literary creation and literary activities, but have not received professional training in the Chinese department of a university or university. The syllabus of the former State Education Commission stipulates that the Department of Chinese is a place that mainly cultivates specialized high-level talents engaged in language and literary activities, so all young people who have received professional training in Chinese cannot be counted as "literary youth".

In the 80s, "literary youth" represented the meaning of advocating culture, pursuing ideas, and enriching the soul, but in the 90s, saying that a person is a "literary youth" is somewhat derogatory, representing that this gentleman is pale, sick, and wandering, in fact, to put it bluntly, he is a poor boy. Literature does not make money, and the "literary youth" today represents a person who is incapable.

Literary youth "have some common characteristics, such as ideals, enthusiasm, good dreams, simplicity, lack of understanding of the dark side of life, naïve and amorphous side, and have not yet finally chosen their own career."

Young writers are recognized.

Literary scholars generally refer to experts engaged in literary creation or research, especially writers with great influence and all-round writing, or literary workers who have made outstanding contributions and outstanding achievements in literary fields such as poetry, prose, drama, and literary criticism.

Literary scholars have written classic works in a variety of literary genres, have rich creative practices and a large number of published works to support their creative status, and at the same time have their own literary ideas or literary views, attainments in literary academic theory, and a creative level in literary writing.

Modern times: Wang Guowei, Hu Shi, Lu Xun, Yu Dafu, Zhu Ziqing, Mao Dun, Ba Jin, Mu Dan, Zhang Hatshui, Liang Shiqiu, Lao She, Wen Yiduo, Shen Congwen, Xu Dishan, Ye Shengtao, Lin Yutang.

Guo Moruo, Xu Zhimo, Bingxin, Lin Huiyin, Cao Yu, Zhang Zhongxing, Ji Xianlin, Xiao Hong, Sun Li, Zhao Shuli, Yang Shuo, Liu Baiyu, Wu Boxiao, Xu Chi, Fu Lei, A Lei.

Modern: Wang Zengqi, Zhang Ailing, Qin Mu, Wei Wei, Yu Guangzhong, Mu Xin, Peng Jingfeng, Jin Yong, Liang Yusheng, Gu Long, Wang Meng, Liu Chengzhang, Chen Zhongzhong.

Contemporary: Lu Yao, Shi Tiesheng, Lin Qingxuan, Yu Hua, Mo Yan, Li Shengjiao, Chen Zhongyuan, Han Shaogong, Yu Qiuyu, Tie Ning, Bi Shumin, Wang Anyi, Su Tong, Li Bihua, Lu Wei, Wang Xiaobo, Wang Shuo, Liu Cixin, He Xi, Han Song, Wang Jinkang.

The difference is that the three words represent different types of people.

The details are as follows: Writer: refers to a person who has published works of a certain quality and quantity in TV screenwriting, poetry, drama, essays, etc., and has a certain amount of influence.

In other words, a writer is a successful group of people who specialize in literary research activities, and who make the creation of literary works their main work.

Writer: In ancient times, it referred to the meaning of managing housework, and later the semantic transformation generally referred to people who could write as a profession, and also specifically referred to people who had famous achievements in literary creation, so they could generally be called authors, and most of their works could be published and distributed, with a long history.

Literary Youth: is a glorious and fashionable title.

Summary. It is a monthly magazine for young readers that publishes high-quality original literary works. The magazine is positioned to discover readable pure literature, emphasizing "within the literature, outside the horizon", highlighting non-fiction writing, and focusing on an international perspective.

There are columns such as **, prose, writer interviews, translations, poetry, photography and painting, with the poet Liang Ping as the editor-in-chief and the young writer Qi Jinnian as the executive editor-in-chief.

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Founded in 1981, the inaugural words were written by the literary giant Mr. Ba Wang Jin, and was once known as one of the "Four Little Famous Dans" of Chinese literary publications.

It is a monthly magazine for young readers, publishing high-quality original and original laughing and dry literature. The magazine is positioned to discover readable pure literature, emphasizing "within the literature, outside the horizon", highlighting non-fiction writing, and focusing on an international perspective. There are columns such as Encounter Cave**, prose, writer interviews, translations, poetry, photography and painting, etc., with the poet Liang Ping as the editor-in-chief and the young writer Qi Jinnian as the executive editor-in-chief.