What is modern children's literature? What was considered modern children's literature?

Gorky was the founder of modern Chinese children's literature.

The conditions for the development of modern Chinese children's literature included: 1. Support of cultural policy: The government should strengthen its support for the development of children's literature, formulate relevant policies and plans to promote the popularity and development of children's literature. 2. Increase in education investment: Children's literature needs extensive education investment to improve teachers 'understanding and level of children's literature, strengthen the construction and updating of teaching materials, and increase students' interest in learning. 3. Prosperity of creation: Children's literature needs excellent creative talents. Creators should have higher literary attainments and creative inspiration to create more excellent works to meet the needs of children readers. 4. Promotion of reading: The promotion of children's literature is very important. We should strengthen the promotion of libraries and bookstores, organize various reading activities and exhibition, and encourage children to read and write more. 5. Parents 'awareness: Parents should pay more attention to children's reading, cultivate their children's interest and ability to read, and provide more support and help for children's reading. Society's recognition: Children's literature should be recognized and paid attention to by society. It should become an important part of children's growth and improve the quality and value of children's books.

The following are some of the famous children's literature in modern China: 1 week later: Representative works include The Little Prince, Andersen's Fairy Tales, etc. 2. Yang Hongying: Representative works include Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Diary of a Girl, etc. 3. Shu Ting: Representative works include Motherland, My Motherland, To The Oak, etc. 4. Ye Shengtao: His representative works include Grimm's Fairy Tales, Elf Century, etc. 5. Zheng Yuanjie: His representative works include Pipilu and Luxixi, Fairy Tale King, etc. 6. Lin Yutang: His representative works include One Thousand and One Nights, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, etc. 7. Yu Hua: Representative works include Alive, Xu Sanguan Selling Blood, etc. 8 weeks later: Representative works include " childhood " and " in the world ". These children's literature works contained profound thoughts and values that were deeply loved and recognized by children.

There were many differences between traditional children's literature and modern children's literature. Traditional children's literature was usually based on myths, legends, and traditional stories, emphasizing the characters, plots, and topics in the story. It also focused on teaching children basic morals, values, and language skills. Traditional children's literature also had a strong cultural atmosphere, such as emphasizing traditional culture, customs, and festivals. Modern children's literature, on the other hand, placed more emphasis on realism, focusing on the social problems and challenges that children faced, as well as the exploration and learning of children as they grew up. Modern children's literature would also pay more attention to the expression of children's personality, emotions, and growth process. At the same time, it would pay more attention to literature and artistry. In addition, modern children's literature would also pay more attention to the integration of real life, such as environmental protection, technology, and art. Traditional children's literature and modern children's literature are different in theme, form and content, but they are both committed to providing children with a beneficial reading experience and guiding children to grow up healthily.

There are many differences between classical and modern children's literature in terms of literary form, theme and content. In terms of literary form, classical children's literature was usually based on classic literary works such as the Harry Potter series and The Little Prince. These works had fixed plots and characters, as well as specific languages and styles. Modern children's literature is more flexible and can adopt various literary forms such as storybooks, comic books, children's novels, fairy tales, etc. At the same time, it can also adopt more digital forms such as animation, games, etc. In terms of theme and content, classical children's literature usually focused on growth, friendship, courage, faith and other topics, emphasizing the guidance and education of children in the process of growth. Modern children's literature paid more attention to the reality of children's lives, such as social problems, technological development, interpersonal relationships, etc. It emphasized children's self-awareness, independent thinking, and self-growth. In addition, classical children's literature was usually more beautiful, elegant, and poetic in terms of language and expression, focusing on the artistic and cultural content of the language. Modern children's literature, on the other hand, paid more attention to the expression of language and the pleasure of reading. It paid more attention to the easy-to-understand and lively humor of the language. There are great differences between classical and modern children's literature in terms of form, theme and content, but both of them are committed to providing children with useful literary reading and guidance.

In the history of modern children's literature in China, there were some famous children's literature journals that had been founded or edited: Shu Ting: In 1957, she founded " Youth Literature ", which became one of the earliest children's literature journals in China and is still in circulation today. 2 Ding Ling: In 1950, she founded Children magazine, which became one of the important platforms for Chinese children's literature. 3 Bing Xin: In 1958, she founded the magazine Children's Literature, which promoted the development of children's literature in China. 4. Zheng Yuanjie: In 1985, he founded Fairy Tale magazine, which was the pioneer of Chinese fairy tale magazines. Xiong Peiyun: In 1995, he founded Children's Times magazine and became one of the important representatives in the field of Chinese children's literature. In addition to the above, there are many other children's literature works that have made important contributions to China's children's literature industry through their own works and the editor-in-chief's journals.

Classic children's novels have had a huge influence on modern children's literature. For example, the imaginative worlds in books like 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' have inspired modern authors to create equally fantastical settings. The strong character development in 'Charlotte's Web', where we see the growth of Wilbur and the selfless nature of Charlotte, has set a standard for character - building in modern works. Many modern books also borrow themes from classic novels such as friendship, courage, and the power of kindness as seen in 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz' and its modern counterparts.

Classic children's novels have had a huge influence. They have provided the basic structures and storytelling techniques. In 'The Jungle Book', the way Rudyard Kipling told the story of Mowgli's growth and his relationships with the animals has been emulated in many modern animal - themed stories. Also, the moral lessons in 'Charlotte's Web' about friendship and self - sacrifice are common in modern children's literature. Moreover, the fantasy elements in 'Peter Pan' have influenced the numerous fantasy novels for children today.

Old children's stories have influenced modern children's literature significantly. First, they have provided a rich source of archetypes. The damsel in distress from 'Sleeping Beauty' and the clever trickster like Jack in 'Jack and the Beanstalk' are archetypes that modern writers often draw from. Second, they have influenced the pacing of stories. Old stories were often concise and to - the - point, which modern children's literature still values for keeping young readers' attention. Finally, the cultural values embedded in old children's stories, such as the importance of family in 'Hansel and Gretel', are carried over into modern works and help shape the moral and ethical content of new stories.

Many of the oldest children's stories were oral traditions first. Their simple yet engaging storytelling styles have influenced modern children's literature. For instance, short, episodic plots like in 'Jack and the Beanstalk' are used in some modern picture books. These old stories also introduced archetypal characters, such as the brave hero (like in 'David and Goliath') which are still common in modern books.