Why did some people say that modern Chinese literature had little influence in the world and could not form a trend?

The trend of thought in modern Chinese literature was not exactly the same as that in modern Chinese literature. The beginning of modern Chinese literature can be traced back to the early 20th century, such as the New Culture Movement, the May 4th Movement, etc. Modern Chinese literature refers to a series of literary trends that gradually formed with the establishment of New China and the implementation of reform and opening up since the middle of the 20th century, including realism, realism, post-realism, symbolism, expressionism, cultural literature, root-seeking literature, etc. Some of these literary trends were related to modern Chinese history and cultural environment, such as realism literature, which emphasized the concern and criticism of social reality; some were proposed in response to the social and political environment of a specific historical period, such as modernist literature, which emphasized the exploration and performance of human nature; and some originated from the Western literary tradition, such as post-modernist literature, which emphasized the reflection and exploration of language, culture and history. Therefore, although there are some similarities between modern Chinese literature and modern Chinese literature, there are also obvious differences and different cultural and historical backgrounds.

Not really. There are some individual works that might have elements of messy sex stories, but in general, modern literature is diverse. It includes many different genres and themes. The focus on messy sex stories is not a dominant trend, as there are far more important topics such as environmental concerns, cultural identity, and technological impacts that literature often delves into.

The influence of Chinese literature in the world was weak mainly because of its lack of historical and cultural accumulation. The origin of Chinese literature can be traced back to thousands of years ago, but it has not been widely spread and recognized for a long time. Compared to other East Asian cultures, the history of Chinese literature was relatively short and it had always been mainly based on traditional literature such as poetry, novels, operas, etc. There was also relatively little interaction between Chinese literature and world literature. Although Chinese literature occupied an important position in the world literature, compared with other literary types, the communication and interaction of Chinese literature was relatively weak, and it was difficult to attract the attention and recognition of the world literary world. There was relatively little interaction between Chinese literature and world literature. The lack of historical and cultural accumulation was also one of the reasons why Chinese literature had a weak influence in the world.

The trend of the development of modern Chinese literature can be analyzed and described from many angles. The following are some of the main trends: The rise of realism literature: In the first half of the 20th century, modern Chinese literature began to turn to realism, emphasizing the reflection and description of social reality. This realistic literary style was fully reflected in classic works such as Lu Xun's Collection of Fictions and Dream of the Red Chamber. 2. The influence of the New Culture Movement: The New Culture Movement was an intellectual and cultural revolution in the Chinese literary world in the first half of the 20th century. It advocated new literature, new ideas, and new arts, which had a far-reaching impact on the development of modern Chinese literature. Some of them, such as Mao Dun, began to try to create literary works with the characteristics of the times and distinctive personalities. 3. The development of modern literature: Modern literature is a literary school in modern Chinese literature in the late 20th century that emphasized the exploration of human nature and self-awareness. The representative ones were Su Xuelin, Lu Xun, and so on. 4. The rise of modern literature: Modern literature was a new literary school that rose in the 1980s. It emphasized expressionism, symbolism, post-modernism, and other techniques to pursue artistic innovation and breakthroughs. The representatives were Yu Hua, Jia Pingao, and others. The prosperity of contemporary literature: With the development of modern society, contemporary literature is also constantly flourishing. Some of the works by Yu Hua and Jia Pingao were widely praised and recognized as representative works of contemporary Chinese literature. The development trend of modern Chinese literature was diverse, from realism, realism, and modern to contemporary literature. Each period had its own unique literary style and creative ideas. At the same time, with the development of society and economy and the improvement of people's living standards, modern Chinese literature was gradually showing a trend of specialization, innovation, and international development.

Western modern literature had a profound influence on modern Chinese literature. In the early 20th century, modern western literature began to have a great influence on China. From the 1920s to the 1930s, modern Chinese literature began to be influenced by modern western literature. For example, Lu Xun's literary works were influenced by Russian literature and French literature, and the concept of modern appeared in his novels. In the 1940s, modern Chinese literature began to become independent and gradually formed its own style and theoretical system. At this time, the influence of modern western literature began to weaken, but there was still some. For example, Lao She's literary works reflected elements of modernism. The influence of modern western literature still existed in modern literature. Some of Mo Yan's literary works incorporated elements of magical realism. At the same time, the thoughts and ideas of modern western literature also influenced the creation of modern Chinese literature. For example, the concept of reflecting on the modern appeared in modern Chinese literature.

Past Chinese novels provided rich themes and narrative techniques for modern Chinese literature. For example, the complex character portrayals in 'Dream of the Red Chamber' influenced modern writers' ways of creating characters. They learned to depict multi - faceted characters with complex emotions.

Online literature could be regarded as a literary trend of thought because it represented a new literary form and genre. Compared with traditional literature, online literature is a kind of literary work created and disseminated on the Internet. Its characteristics are interaction, real-time and variety. The creation of online literature was flexible and not limited by time and place. At the same time, it could attract more readers. The rise of online literature was also related to social, cultural, and technological factors. With the development of the internet, online literature has become a relatively independent literary field, and also an important platform for cultural and intellectual exchanges. The creation of online literature also reflected the reality of contemporary society and people's thinking and reflection, which had certain social significance and cultural value. Therefore, it can be said that online literature is a kind of literary trend of thought. It represents a new form of literature and a new literary genre, with a certain degree of innovation and representation. At the same time, online literature also influenced traditional literature forms and culture, promoting the development and progress of literature.

Qianlong was one of the longest emperors in Chinese history and also one of the heyday of the Qing Dynasty. However, his reign was also considered a turning point in Chinese history because some major political, economic and social events occurred during his reign, resulting in some negative effects. Some people even called him the first sinner in Chinese history. The following are some of the reasons why Qianlong might be considered the first sinner in Chinese history: 1. Over-concentration of power: During the Qianlong period, the power of the Qing Dynasty was highly concentrated. The excessive control of the government led to the division of social classes and the worsening of social contradictions. In addition, Qianlong's strict feudal etiquette and bureaucracy restricted the free development of the people and also led to social rigidities. 2. Corruptions: During the Qianlong period, corruption was widespread among officials, and the government's finances were severely empty, causing the country's financial situation to be extremely difficult. 3. External aggression: During the Qianlong period, many invasions and expansion were carried out to external countries, such as the China-Japan War and the China-Russia Yili treaty, which brought huge economic and military losses to China. 4. Cultural autocracy: During the Qianlong period, the Chinese traditional culture was greatly suppressed and restricted, resulting in the decline and ossified of Chinese culture. War crimes: During the Qianlong period, the large-scale invasion and massacre of the Native Americans and border ethnic groups led to the death and suffering of many people, which seriously affected the stability and development of China. Qianlong's reign had many adverse effects. He was considered an important turning point in Chinese history, but some people believed that his rule should not be so easily called a "sinner." No matter what, the evaluation of history should be objective and fair. It needed to take into account all kinds of factors.

Ancient world novels influenced modern literature in many ways. For example, the use of archetypal characters in ancient novels like the hero in 'The Iliad' can be seen in modern adventure stories. Their narrative structures also inspired modern writers. For instance, the journey - based plot of 'The Odyssey' is often replicated in modern novels about self - discovery.

This question involved both psychology and aesthetics. From a psychological point of view, ugly people did not mean that they could not read more books, because reading could help people broaden their horizons, increase their knowledge, cultivate their thinking ability, and thus improve their cultural quality and aesthetic standards. From an aesthetic point of view, a person's appearance should not be the only standard to evaluate a person's value. A person's inner beauty and moral cultivation were equally important. Reading could broaden one's horizons, improve one's cultivation, enhance one's self-awareness, and thus become more beautiful in spirit. Therefore, being ugly did not mean that one could not read more. On the contrary, reading was very beneficial to one's growth and development.