Explanation of the Noun in Zhengshi Literature

The genre of literary works referred to the artistic forms and structures used in literary works. It usually included novels, poems, essays, plays, movies, television dramas, biographies, and recollections. Different genre has different characteristics and forms of expression, but they all aim to express the author's feelings and thoughts through words. For example, novels usually convey the theme through the plot and characters, while poems express emotions through rhythm and artistic conception.

Enemies literature refers to a literary genre or literary work that has been invaded, occupied, or influenced by war, political turmoil, natural disasters, and so on. These works were often created by writers who had been destroyed in war or political turmoil, lost their homes, loved ones, and lost their freedom. They used literature to express their pain, sadness, anger, fear, and other emotions in their hearts, expressing their pursuit and yearning for freedom, peace, human rights, and other values. The literature of the fall of Japan usually had a strong humane care and humanist spirit, reflecting people's cherish of life, yearning for freedom and pursuit of equality. It was the defense and embodiment of human dignity and value.

The literary values refer to the values embodied in literary works, including moral values, social values, life values, aesthetic values, and so on. These values had an important influence on the readers 'understanding of the works and their feelings for the contents of the works. There were many types of literary values, including traditional moral concepts such as Confucianism and Taoism, as well as modern new moral concepts such as human rights, equality, freedom, and so on. In addition, literary values may also involve social and political issues such as class struggle, ethnic contradictions, historical traditions, etc. In literary works, the expression of literary values included the image of characters, the arrangement of plots, the style of language, and so on. And convey these values through language. When reading literary works, readers could understand through understanding the plot and analyzing the characters.

Literature criticism refers to the evaluation, analysis, and criticism of literary works. It mainly studies and analyses the language, structure, content, style, and other aspects of literary works to reveal their inherent artistic charm and existing problems, so as to promote the development and progress of literature. The basic task of literary criticism is to evaluate the value and significance of literary works, explore their creative background, significance of the times, cultural implications, artistic achievements and influence, and give their own evaluation and opinions. At the same time, literary criticism should also pay attention to the critical analysis of literary works, reveal its existing problems and defects, and point out its shortcomings in order to provide useful reference and guidance for the development of literature. The study of literary criticism includes the analysis of the language, structure, plot, characters, and theme of literary works. It also includes critical thinking about literary phenomena such as literary schools, cultural trends, literary movements, and literary history.

Local literature refers to literary works that mainly describe the life and fate of China's rural areas, usually focusing on farmers, land, family, friendship and other topics, emphasizing local and folk customs, which is one of the important components of Chinese literature. Local literature gradually rose in the second half of the 20th century. Under the influence of literary masters such as Lu Xun and Lao She, many classic works such as "Dream of the Red Chamber" and "Water Margins" emerged. In recent years, local literature has also received more and more attention. It is regarded as an important school of Chinese literature and has broad social significance.

Scar literature (also known as "battlefield literature" or "war literature") is a genre of literature that reflects the wars, conflicts, and turmoil of the historical period after World War II. It focuses on the suffering and pain experienced by the people in the war and the impact of war on human society and culture. Scar literature was usually written in the first or third person. It described the protagonist's experiences in the war and reflected the cruelty of war and the suffering of mankind. The main feature of scar literature is to emphasize the pain and predicament faced by people in war and the impact of war on society and mankind. This type of literature usually presented a criticism of society and a reflection on war. At the same time, it also expressed a discussion of human nature, love, friendship, family, and other values. In scar literature, there were often descriptions of war itself, explorations of the causes of war, and reflections and criticisms of war. Scar literature began to develop into an important part of Chinese literature in the 1950s, which had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature and thought.

The urban literature referred to literary works that described urban life, business prosperity, complicated interpersonal relationships, workplace struggles, financial storms, and other urban life scenes. This kind of work often focuses on the life and psychological state of urban people, reflects the variety and complexity of urban society, and probes into the emotions, life, values, and other topics of urban people. The representative works of urban literature included Alive, Xu Sanguan's Blood Selling Story, Ordinary World, Border Town, Border Town, Hundred Years of Solitude, etc. These works, by describing the life, emotions and fate of the urban people, showed the living conditions and psychological state of the urban people, and also reflected the variety and complexity of urban society, and discussed the survival and development of human beings in urban life.

Literature reappearance was an activity where the content, style, form, characters, and plots of past literary works were brought back to the screen, stage, and oral forms to present to the public through artistic expression. This kind of reappearance was not only the restoration of the literary work itself, but also the reflection and inheritance of history, culture, society and other aspects. Literature reappearance is one of the important forms of literary creation and also one of the important methods of literary research.

The Pre-Qin literature referred to the literature of China's Pre-Qin period (1122 B.C. to 221 B.C.), the first period of ancient Chinese literature. The representative works of the pre-Qin literature were the Book of Songs, the Book of History, the Book of Rites, the Book of Changes, and the Spring and Autumn Annals. The Book of Songs was the earliest collection of poems in ancient China. It included all the poems of the Zhou Dynasty, a total of 390 pieces. Most of them were poems about official activities such as sacrifices, weddings, funerals, and so on. The Book of History was a book that recorded the political system and historical events of the Zhou Dynasty. It included five parts: Hong Fan, Wu Xing, Yu Xia Shu, and Shang Shu. It mainly described the political ideas and policies of the Zhou Dynasty. The Book of Rites was the representative work of ancient China's Book of Rites. It was a book that systematically summarized the etiquette system of the Zhou Dynasty. It included the Book of Rites of Da Dai, the Book of Rites of Xiao Dai, and the Book of Fang. The three parts mainly described the etiquette system, rituals, and customs of the Zhou Dynasty. The Book of Changes was one of the classics of ancient Chinese philosophy. It was a work of annotation and explanation of the Book of Changes. It included the Book of Changes, the Book of Changes, and the Book of Elephant. The three parts mainly talked about the Eight Trigrams and the 64 hexagrams of the Book of Changes, as well as their meanings and applications. The Spring and Autumn Annals was one of the earliest historical books in ancient China. It was the history book of the State of Lu. It used the history of the State of Lu as a clue and mainly narrated the political struggles and wars between the vassal states during the Spring and Autumn Period.

Xingshi Yan was a work of ancient literature. The author was the Tang Dynasty novelist Li Yishan. The following are the explanations of some of the terms in Xingshi Yan: Type 1: It refers to all kinds of phenomena and rules in society. 2 words: refers to speech and speech. 3. Story: refers to the plot and story in a novel or other literary work. 4. Legend: refers to the stories in the form of legends in ancient novels. 5. Short story: It refers to a short literary work with concise content. 6. Gorgeous: refers to bright colors, beautiful and moving. <strong></strong> 8 Elegant Words: It refers to formal literary language. 9th Movement: The song used in the musical performance. 10 Liufang: It refers to being passed down to later generations and engraved in historical and cultural heritage.