Was it better to write modern Chinese or ancient Chinese in Xiaoxiang?

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Translated into modern language: Legend has it that Pangu created this world a long time ago. His body was strong and powerful. He used his giant axe to cut open the chaos of heaven and earth, separating the universe from the earth. His body continued to grow and gradually turned into heaven and earth. After Pan Gu died, his body turned into mountains, rivers, plants, his soul and blood essence turned into all things, while his body was buried underground. From then on, heaven and earth formed two different worlds. This legend is considered one of the most famous stories in Chinese mythology and is widely spread.

There were a few points to note when writing modern literature: 1. Comply with stylistic norms: Modern Chinese generally requires the use of modern Chinese to comply with stylistic norms, including sentence structure, word usage, grammar, and so on. 2. Prominent personality: Modern articles emphasize the need for the author to highlight his own style and characteristics according to the specific situation to make the article more expressive and appealing. 3. Pay attention to expression: modern articles pay attention to the effect of expression, which requires the author to use appropriate rhetorical techniques to enhance the effect of expression, so that the language of the article is concise, vivid and vivid. 4. Pay attention to logic: Modern articles emphasize logic, which requires the author to pay attention to logic and organize the paragraph structure in the process of expression to make the article clearer and more rigorous. 5. Pay attention to details: modern articles pay attention to details, which requires the author to pay attention to the details in the writing process to make the article more real, delicate and touching. To write modern literature, one needed to pay attention to stylistic norms, personal expression, expression effect, logic, and detailed descriptions to continuously improve their writing skills.

" Introduction to Literature 1 " was relatively simpler because it was a comprehensive introduction to literature. The content covered the history, classification, development, style, genre, and so on. " Modern Chinese Literature " and " Modern Chinese " were representative works of modern Chinese literature. Reading them required a certain understanding and appreciation of literary works and language. " Ancient Chinese " was a more in-depth Chinese language course that required the students to master the basic grammar, vocabulary, sentence patterns, and rhetorical methods of ancient Chinese. Of course, this was only a personal opinion. The specific situation of the students still needed to be judged according to which course was more suitable for them.

The classical Chinese and the vernacular Chinese were two different forms of language, with the following differences: 1. Pronunciation: The pronunciation of classical Chinese is more strictly expressed in the form of hard sounds (such as vocals and congruents), while vernacular Chinese uses soft sounds (such as initial and finals). 2. The grammar of classical Chinese is more strict and generally follows strict grammar rules. Vernacular Chinese is more free and the grammar rules are relatively loose. 3. Words: The vocabulary of classical Chinese is relatively fixed. It is generally expressed in the form of ancient vocabulary, while the vernacular uses modern vocabulary. The difference between ancient Chinese and modern Chinese: Ancient Chinese refers to the official language that Qin Shihuang promoted after unifying China. It was mainly used for official documents and formal occasions, while modern Chinese refers to modern Chinese that was mainly used for daily communication and business activities. 2. The pronunciation and grammar of ancient Chinese were relatively strict, while modern Chinese was relatively free and the rules of pronunciation and grammar were relatively loose. 3. The vocabulary of ancient Chinese is generally expressed in the form of ancient vocabulary, while modern Chinese uses modern vocabulary.

Ancient Chinese and modern Chinese were very different in language, structure, and expression. In terms of language, the language forms and grammar structures of ancient Chinese and modern Chinese were very different. Ancient Chinese usually used concise language to express some quaint idioms and sayings, while modern Chinese paid more attention to using accurate, clear and concise language to express ideas. In addition, ancient prose often used certain words and expressions that were no longer used in modern literature. The structure and expression of ancient Chinese and modern Chinese were also very different. Ancient prose usually adopted a more rigorous structure, focusing on the plot and the creation of characters, while modern prose paid more attention to the compact story and the logic of the plot. In addition, modern literature paid more attention to the accuracy and objectively expressed, while ancient literature paid more attention to the emotion and artistic conception expressed. Generally speaking, there are great differences between ancient and modern languages in terms of language, structure, and expression, which is also their respective unique characteristics.

Being wet referred to feeling extremely moist due to excessive water content. In ancient Chinese, the word "soaked" was often used to describe the surface of an object being covered with too much water or the air and environment being affected by too much water. For example," His clothes were soaked by the rain "," The weather was so humid that even the house felt damp." The term wet is often used to describe the surface of an object or the environment being affected by too much water, often causing the surface of the object to become wet, slippery, or sticky. It can also be used to describe the air or the environment being too humid.

The content of ancient Chinese literature and modern Chinese literature was different. Ancient Chinese literature mainly studied ancient Chinese history, culture, politics, economy, and other aspects of knowledge, as well as the literary creation, style, genre, and content of ancient literary works. Among them, ancient Chinese literary works included poetry, prose, novels, operas, and other art forms such as Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, Journey to the West, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and other classic works. Modern Chinese literature mainly studied the history and development of modern Chinese literature, as well as the different schools and differences. Among them, modern and contemporary Chinese literary works included novels, essays, poems, plays, and other art forms such as Lu Xun, Lao She, Ba Jin, Mao Dun, and other classic works. In addition to the above differences, there are also certain differences between ancient Chinese literature and modern literature in terms of research methods, research objects, and discipline status.

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There are many ancient and modern Chinese writers. The following are some of the famous writers and their representative works: Ancient writer: 1. Lu Xun-Diary of a Madman, The True Story of Ah Q, Scream 2. Su Shi-"Ode to the Red Cliff","Water Melody" 3. Xin Qiji-"Sapphire Case: Yuan Xi" 4. Li Qingzhao-"Like a Dream","Slow Voice" 5. Bai Juyi-Song of Everlasting Regret, Song of Pipa 6 Du Fu-"Climbing High","Spring View","Quatrain" 7. Han Yu-"On the Teacher" and "Sacrifice to the Crocodile" 8 Liu Yuxi-"Humble Room Inscription" Modern writer: 1 Lu Xun-"Scream","Hesitation","New Stories" 2. Su Shi-"Dongpo Zhilin" and "Ode to the Red Cliff" 3. Xin Qiji-"Sapphire Case: Yuan Xi" 4. Li Qingzhao-"Like a Dream","Slow Voice" 5. Bai Juyi-Song of Everlasting Regret, Song of Pipa 6 Du Fu-"Climbing High","Spring View","Quatrain" 7. Han Yu-"On the Teacher" and "Sacrifice to the Crocodile" 8 Lin Yutang-Fortress Besieged These were only the representative works of some writers. There were many other outstanding writers.