The mainstream form of expression in ancient Chinese literature had changed from poetry and Ci to Sanqu and novels. This reflected ( ） A. Slow natural economy...

The change of the mainstream form of expression of ancient Chinese literature from poetry to Sanqu novels reflected the changes and progress of ancient society and the integration and exchange between different art forms. In ancient China, poetry and Ci were one of the main forms of literary expression. These forms of literature reached their peak in the Tang Dynasty and then gradually declined. In the Song Dynasty, Sanqu became popular. It was a literary form that mainly expressed itself through singing. The novel originated in the Tang Dynasty, and with the continuous development and change of narrative methods, it gradually became the mainstream form of ancient literature. The transformation and integration between these art forms reflected the changes and progress of ancient society. With the development of society, people were no longer limited to poetry and words, but began to accept other forms of literature, and these art forms became more diverse and rich. At the same time, the novel, which was a literary form with narration as its main form of expression, gradually replaced the traditional poetry and Ci as one of the main forms of literature. The change and integration of the mainstream forms of expression in ancient Chinese literature reflected the changes and progress of ancient society and the mutual integration and communication between different art forms.

From Han Fu, Tang poetry, Song poetry, Ming and Qing novels and other mainstream forms of expression, we can see that the development trend of ancient Chinese literature is pluralistic and individual. In the Han Fu period, the main forms of literary expression were lyric poetry and Fu. Fu was a kind of verse that used flowery words and a lot of symbolism to express the author's feelings and thoughts. In the Tang Dynasty, the main forms of literary expression were poetry and Ci. Poetry was mainly lyrical and describing, while Ci was a literary form based on music, mainly used to express palace life and folk tales. In the Song Ci period, the main forms of literary expression were Ci and prose. Ci was a literary form based on music, mainly used to express love, landscape, and war. Prose, on the other hand, was a form of writing that focused on discussion and description. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the main forms of literary expression were novels and essays. The novel mainly described social life and characters, while the prose was a form of article that mainly discussed and described. As time passed, the development of ancient Chinese literature became more and more diverse and individual. The theme, style, language, and expression of literary works are constantly changing and innovative, while paying more attention to expressing the author's thoughts and emotions.

The development trend of ancient Chinese literature was gradually shifting from focusing on expressing politics, society, history, and other aspects to focusing on expressing personal feelings, life, nature, and other aspects. This trend was reflected in Han Fu, Tang poetry, Song Ci, Ming and Qing novels, and other literary forms. In Han Fu Chinese form mainly focused on political and social issues to express the author's dissatisfaction with society and the pursuit of life. However, in Tang poetry, the Chinese form paid more attention to expressing personal feelings and life, mainly to express the poet's lofty aspirations and love for life. In Song Ci, the literary form was more focused on expressing the philosophy of nature and life, mainly to express the poet's perception and thinking about nature and life. In the Ming and Qing novels, the Chinese form was more focused on the performance of personal life, emotions and experiences to express the protagonist's life and thoughts about society. This trend reflected the change in the content of ancient Chinese literature from focusing on politics, society, history and other aspects to focusing on the expression of personal feelings, life, nature and other aspects. At the same time, it also reflected the development trend of ancient Chinese literature from the main form of words to the combination of oral and written.

From the Tang, Song, Yuan to Ming and Qing Dynasties, the mainstream forms of expression in ancient Chinese literature changed from poetry, Ci to song and then to novels, which is what we often call literary and literary reading. In the Tang Dynasty, poetry was still the main form of literature. In the Song Dynasty, Ci became popular and became the mainstream of literature. In the Yuan Dynasty, Qu Qu became more free and often written in vernacular. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, novels became popular and became the main form of literature. At the same time, the novel also began to change into literary and literary reading, that is, the language and literary and literary in the novel gradually lost the rhythm and rhythm of poetry.

The Song Dynasty was an important period in the history of Chinese literature, and it was also the period when Ci became the mainstream form of literature. The rise of Ci was closely related to the social background. During the Song Dynasty, the economy was prosperous and the commodity economy developed rapidly. The market flourished and the living standards of the people improved. At the same time, the cultural development of the Song Dynasty was also very prosperous. Literature, art, philosophy and other fields had made great achievements. Under such a social background, Ci, as a form of lyric poetry, was widely developed and popular. The content of the Ci was rich and varied, including those describing natural scenery, social life, emotional entanglements, political struggles and military struggles. The content of these Ci poems reflected the rich and colorful society of the Song Dynasty and the people's wishes for life, which provided a broad space for the development of Ci poems. The language art of Ci is unique. It is graceful, bold, fresh, implicit and so on. It is full of musicality and rhythm and has become an important part of Chinese literature. The Song Dynasty's economic prosperity, cultural development, and social multiculturalism provided the necessary conditions for Ci to become the mainstream form of literature in the Song Dynasty.

The Tang Dynasty was an important period in the history of Chinese literature. Poetry and Fu were one of the main forms of expression in the Tang Dynasty literature. The poems of the Tang Dynasty had various styles and rich contents in the forms of lyricism, narration and scenery description. Fu, on the other hand, appeared in the form of discussion, description, narration, etc. It was usually used to praise achievements, express feelings, and describe scenery. The prosperity of poetry and Fu in the Tang Dynasty reflected the prosperity of society and the demand for literature. The representative figures of poetry and Fu in the Tang Dynasty were Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Wang Zhihuan, Liu Yuxi, etc. Their poems and Fu not only occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature, but also had a profound influence on world literature.

In the history of Chinese literature, there were "history of poetry","history of Ci","history of Qu" and "history of novels".

The history of Chinese literature can be divided into five parts: 1. History of poetry: The history of Chinese poetry can be traced back to the pre-Qin period, such as the Book of Songs and other classic poems. In the Tang Dynasty, poetry reached a peak, such as the works of famous poets such as Li Bai and Du Fu. After the Song Dynasty, the development of prose and novels also ushered in the golden age of literary masters such as Su Shi and Lu Xun. 2. History of Ci: Ci is an important literary form in the history of Chinese literature. It originated from the works of famous poets such as Xin Qiji and Li Qingzhao after the Tang and Song Dynasties. History of Qu: Qu is a form of traditional Chinese music that originated from the pre-Qin period and gradually evolved into the songs of the Tang Dynasty and the lyrics of the Song Dynasty. After the Ming Dynasty, the development of music reached its peak, such as the song in Dream of the Red Chamber. 4. History of Prose: Prose is an important literary form in the history of Chinese literature. It originated from classic prose such as The Analects of Confucius in the pre-Qin period. After the Tang Dynasty, the development of prose became increasingly mature, such as Han Yu, Ouyang Xiu and other literary masters. 5. History of the novel: The novel is an important literary form in the history of Chinese literature. It originated from classic novels such as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the Han Dynasty. After the Tang Dynasty, the development of novels reached its peak, such as one of the four famous novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Dream of the Red Chamber.

Lyrical literature was the mainstream of ancient Chinese literature because poetry had always been one of the most popular literary forms in the development of ancient Chinese literature. Poetry can express the author's feelings and thoughts through lyricism, and at the same time, it can also infect and inspire the readers. In the history of ancient Chinese literature, poetry was one of the most popular forms of literature, and the most famous one was the Tang Dynasty poetry. The poems of the Tang Dynasty were regarded as the peak works in the history of ancient Chinese literature because of their superb artistic achievements and profound thoughts. Many works in the Tang Dynasty poems expressed the lyrical feelings of the author, such as Li Bai's "Going to Drink," Du Fu's "Ascending," Bai Juyi's "Song of Everlasting Regret," and so on. In addition to poetry, other forms of literature in ancient China, such as prose and novels, were mostly lyrical. For example, Li Sao, The Analects of Confucius, Lu Xun's Diary of a Madman, etc. were all lyrical works of the author. In terms of novels, Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, and Journey to the West were all based on the author's emotional feelings. Therefore, the main trend of Chinese ancient literature was lyric literature because of its special historical and cultural background.

Yes, it is. Novels have been widely popular and influential in the literary world for a long time.