The characteristics of children's literature during the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation

Children's literature during the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation had the following characteristics: 1. Outstanding theme: The theme of these children's literature is usually patriotism, national pride, heroism, etc., emphasizing the unity of the country and the people, the spirit of fearlessness and courage. 2. Sorrow: In these works, the pain and suffering brought by war, such as displacement, the death of relatives, the destruction of homes, etc., are often described. The readers feel the ruthlessness and cruelty of war. 3. Liveliness: Among these works, the forms of children's literature are more lively, such as songs, fairy tales, stories, etc. These forms can attract children's attention and make them feel happy and fun in reading. 4. Profound educational significance: In these works, the author often uses stories and plots to educate readers and guide them to understand history, cherish peace, and carry forward the national spirit. Children's literature during the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation emphasized the unity of the country and the people, the courage to move forward, and the spirit of fearlessness. At the same time, it also emphasized the educational significance to guide readers to understand history, cherish peace, and carry forward the national spirit.