What is traditional literature?

Traditional literature refers to the unique literary style, literary theory, and literary tradition that originated from ancient literary forms such as poetry, prose, legend, and drama. Traditional literature is usually regarded as a literary form with a long history and profound cultural heritage. Its literary works have unique charm and expressiveness in terms of thought, emotion, art and language. In modern society, traditional literature is still widely read and studied as an important part of the field of literature.

Traditional literature referred to literary works that originated from ancient times and were handed down to the present day. They usually had a long history and rich cultural heritage. Traditional literature usually existed in the form of words, including poetry, prose, novels, plays, operas, etc. These works were often developed and perfected over a long period of time to form a unique literary style and expression technique with extremely high artistic value and literary value. Traditional literature plays an important role in Chinese culture and is an important part of the history of Chinese literature.

There are many schools of thought from traditional literature to modern literature. The following are some of the common schools: 1. Classic literature: Classic literature refers to the literary genre based on ancient Greek and Roman literature. The main literary works include Homer's Iliad and Odey, and plays by William. 2. Renaissance literature: Renaissance literature refers to the literary school that rose in Europe from the end of the 16th century to the beginning of the 17th century. The main representative works include Vergil's poems and William's plays. 3. Baroque literature: Baroque literature refers to the literary school that rose in Europe from the end of the 17th century to the beginning of the 18th century. The main representative works include Planck's philosophical works and Bach's musical works. 4. Romanticism literature: Romanticism literature refers to the literary school that rose in the early 19th century. The main representatives of the literary school include works such as Johann Christoffe, such as Chopin and so on. 5. Realist literature: Realist literature refers to a literary school that emphasizes the sense of realism and realism. The main representative figures include Balzac, Dickens, and other representative works such as Human Comedy. 6. Modern literature: Modern literature refers to a literary school that emphasizes personal inner experience and semiotics. The main representative figures include Voltaire and Nietzsche, and other representative works such as Nietzsche's Philosophy. 7. Postmodern literature: Postmodern literature refers to the literary schools that rose in the second half of the 20th century. The main representative figures include Kafka and Marquez, and their representative works include One Hundred Years of Solitude. 8. Modern literature: Modern literature refers to the literary genre that rose from the 1930s to the 1960s. The main representative figures include Ernest, Faulkner, and other representative works such as The Great Gatsby.

Film and television literature is an intersection between film and television arts and literature. It has the characteristics of both literature and film and television arts. It aims to adapt literary works into films or television dramas and make them more suitable for the audience. Compared to traditional literature, film and television literature was different in the following aspects: 1. Different audiences: film and television literature emphasized visual effects and audio and visual feelings for the audience, while traditional literature emphasized story plots and character shaping for the readers. 2. Different forms: Film and television literature usually uses more exaggerated and diverse forms of expression to better adapt to the requirements of film and television art, while traditional literature tends to be more concise and traditional forms of expression. 3. Different content: Film and television literature usually adapted and recreated the characters, plots, and topics in the literary works to better meet the needs of the film and television audience, while traditional literature paid more attention to the author's own creative ideas and style. Different purposes: The main purpose of film and television literature is to adapt literary works into movies or television dramas and to spread and display the theme and content of literary works through film and television arts; while the main purpose of traditional literature is to express their own thoughts and aesthetic concepts through literary creation. Although film and television literature and traditional literature are different in form, audience, content and purpose, they are closely related. Film and television literature is often influenced and inspired by traditional literature works. At the same time, film and television literature also needs to be re-created and adapted according to the plot, characters and theme of traditional literature works. Therefore, film and television literature and traditional literature were mutually dependent and promoted.

There were some differences between online literature and traditional literature in terms of form, content, and readership. In terms of form, online literature usually used online platforms as the creation and communication platform, such as Qidian, Jinjiang, and Netease Cloud Reading. Traditional literature usually used publishing houses or bookstores as the creation and communication platform. The forms of online literature were also more diverse, including novels, essays, poems, comics, animations, and other forms. Traditional literature was mainly based on novels. In terms of content, online literature was usually more interactive and social. The readers could comment, like, share, and so on. The authors could also interact with the readers to obtain more feedback and suggestions, so the content was more diverse and personal. On the other hand, traditional literature focused more on the plot, characters, and theme. It was more objective and calm, and usually did not pay attention to interaction and social interaction. In terms of readership, online literature's readership was younger, had more internet cultural background, and paid more attention to reading experience and social interaction. On the other hand, the readers of traditional literature were more diverse, including young, middle-aged, old, and other people of different ages. At the same time, they paid more attention to the quality and value of reading. Online literature and traditional literature have certain differences in form, content, reader groups, etc. However, with the popularity and development of the Internet, the two are constantly integrating and interacting.

There were many obvious differences between online literature and traditional literature. Here are some of the main differences: Form: Online literature is usually presented in the form of electronic texts such as novels, poems, essays, etc., while traditional literature is usually presented in the form of paper texts. 2. Audience: The main audience of online literature is young people. They usually like to use social media and online platforms to read novels, poems and other works. On the other hand, traditional literature had a wider audience, including people of different ages and cultural backgrounds. 3. The content of online literature usually contains elements such as relaxation, humor, suspense, science fiction, etc. The content of traditional literature is more profound, complicated, and has social significance. Writing style: The writing style of online literature is more free and usually uses exaggeration, humor, absurdity and other techniques. The writing style of traditional literature is more formal and rigorous. 5. Creation method: The creation method of online literature is usually that online readers can interact with each other through the online platform. On the other hand, the creation of traditional literature was more traditional. It usually required the author to publish it physically. There were many differences between online literature and traditional literature in terms of form, audience, content, writing style, and creative methods.

Online literature refers to literary works that are spread, published, and read through the Internet platform. They usually have the following characteristics: 1. Spread widely: Online literature spreads quickly through the Internet platform, not limited by region and time, allowing more people to see the works. 2. Rich subject matter: Online literature has a wide range of topics, including love, science fiction, fantasy, history, urban, and many other types. It also involves social, political, philosophical, and other fields. 3. Many words: Online literature is usually measured by the number of words. A long novel may require millions of words or even more. 4. Fast content updates: Online literature usually updates on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, so that authors can get readers 'recognition and feedback faster. 5. Various styles: There are various styles of online literature. Some are humorous and relaxed, some are deep and suspenseful, and some describe characters and emotions. 6. Reader interaction: Online literature usually has the characteristics of online interaction. The readers can comment, like, PM, recommend, and so on. The author can also reply to the readers 'messages to form a good interaction atmosphere. Compared with traditional literature, online literature has the characteristics of wide spread, rich subject matter, large number of words, fast content update, diverse styles, and reader interaction. It pays more attention to the reader's reading experience and interaction, and is closer to the reader's life and interests.

There were several significant differences between online literature and traditional literature: 1. Different audience groups: The audience of traditional literature is mainly adult readers, while the audience of online literature is more extensive, including young people, middle-aged people, old people and other people of all ages. 2. Different writing styles: The writing style of traditional literature is more formal and focuses on writing style and plot construction. On the other hand, the writing style of online literature was more relaxed, free, and focused on the story and sense of humor. 3. Different subject matter: The scope of traditional literature is relatively narrow, mainly based on history, philosophy, literature, etc. Online literature had a wider range of topics, including science fiction, fantasy, romance, fantasy, urban, and other fields. 4. Different creative methods: The creative methods of traditional literature are mainly independent creations, while the creative methods of online literature are more diverse, including platform creation, teamwork, etc. 5. Different means of communication: traditional literature was mainly spread through traditional media such as books and journals, while online literature was mainly spread through online media such as websites, social media, Weixin Official Accounts, etc. There were obvious differences between online literature and traditional literature in terms of audience, writing style, subject matter, creation method, and communication method.

Online literature and traditional literature were very different in terms of form, content, and readership. In terms of form, online literature was usually a literary work that was disseminated through electronic media using the Internet as a platform. Compared to traditional literature, online literature was a more flexible medium that could be more easily disseminated and read. Online literature usually appeared in the form of serials, allowing readers to read and comment online, as well as communicate and share with each other. In terms of content, online literature usually had the following characteristics: [Quick update: Online literature to attract more readers.] 2. Liveliness: Online literature often pursues a relaxed, humorous, and lively style to attract young readers. 3. Divergence: The content of online literature is often very diverse, including novels, essays, poems, games, comics, and many other forms. 4. Fictionality: Online literature usually uses fictional stories as the background to create colorful characters and plots. In terms of readers, online literature had a wide range of readers, including young people, middle-aged people, the elderly, and people of all ages. Because the medium of online literature was more flexible, it could be spread and read at any time, so it could attract more readers from different classes. At the same time, online literature also attracted many people to form a huge online literature community. Traditional literature, on the other hand, paid more attention to the quality of the text and cultural heritage. The readership was relatively narrow and mainly specialized. The medium of traditional literature was mainly books, which could only be spread through physical means such as mail or printing. Therefore, the range of transmission and reading difficulty were relatively large.

Traditional literature and online literature were different in terms of making money because of their different business models and audiences. Traditional literature usually made money through publishing, printing, and distribution channels, while online literature made money through online reading platforms and digital distribution channels. Because online literature had a wider audience and reading behavior was more dispersed, online platforms usually gave more traffic rewards, advertising sponsorships, and other preferential policies to attract readers to participate and continue reading. In contrast, the audience of traditional literature was relatively more concentrated, so online platforms might be more inclined to invest more advertising budget and energy to attract the attention of traditional literature readers. The creation and distribution of traditional literature usually required a higher level of literary attainment and a more professional editing and publishing process. Therefore, the production cost was higher and the payback period was longer. In contrast, the creation and distribution of online literature was usually simpler, with lower costs and shorter return periods. Combining the above factors, the main differences between traditional literature and online literature in terms of making money were as follows: traditional literature needed to earn profits through physical channels, and the audience was more dispersed. Online platforms might give more traffic rewards and preferential policies; online literature had a wider audience, lower creation and distribution costs, and a shorter return period.