Who can recommend some good documentary literature about western folk? thanks

A documentary literary work was usually based on real events, and through narration, description, and reflection, it presented the true face of the life, thoughts, emotions, and other aspects of the event. This type of work could be a novel that described social and historical events, or a work that recorded personal experiences and family stories. The following are some documentary works worth recommending: 1 Alive-Yu Hua: This is a novel describing the fate of Chinese rural families. Through the life experience of the protagonist Fugui, it shows the suffering and changes of Chinese rural society. 2 War and Peace-Leo Tolstoy: This is a novel about Russian history and war, known as a classic in the history of world literature. 3 "One Man's War"-Mihail Sergeyevich Sholokhov: This is a war reminiscence of the Soviet pilots in World War II. It tells the story of their life-and-death struggle with the German fighter planes. 4 "One Hundred Years of Solitude"-Garcia Márquez: This is a novel describing the history and culture of Latin-America and is regarded as a classic in the history of world literature. 5 The Kite Runner-Khaled Hosseini: This is a novel about the history and war of afghana. It tells the story of an afghan teenager growing up and his relationship with his father. These works all had their own unique styles and characteristics, allowing readers to understand the true face of different historical periods and social reality, and also helping readers to strengthen their thinking about history and life.

The recommendations for good youth literature novels are as follows: [To Our Lost Youth: A story from high school, about the growth of the protagonists and the beautiful memories of their youth.] 2. Tiny Times: A novel by Guo Jingming, with the theme of fashion and youth, describing the lives, emotions and dreams of a group of young people. 3." How Many Flowers Have Fallen in My Dream ": A novel written by Baby Annie. It tells the story of a girl's growing up, the pain and confusion she experienced, as well as her thoughts and feelings about life. 4. The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years: The movie starred by Hu Bingqing, Shen Teng, and others was adapted from the novel of the same name directed by Chen Kaige. It tells the story of a group of young people's emotional entanglements and growth in their youth. These are some of the more classic youth literature novels. I hope you like them.

The following are a few recommendations for historical literature: Alive by Yu Hua: This is a very famous Chinese novel about the experiences of a peasant family in the great turmoil of 20th century China. This book presents many important events and figures in Chinese history through vivid stories and realistic descriptions. "One Hundred Years of Solitude"-Garcia Marquez (by): This is a masterpiece of Latino literature and a historical documentary. It described the history of the independence movements in Latin-America and the impact these movements had on the lives of the local people. War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy: This is a classic Russian novel and a historical documentary. It described the life and struggles of the Russian aristocracy in the early 19th century and their influence on Russian history. The Age of Great Voyage-Reilly (by): This is a European historical novel that tells the history of the European maritime industry from the 15th to the 17th century. The book described the history of Europe during the period of geographical discovery by describing the stories of European pirates and explorers. 5 When the Human Stars Shine-Liu Cixin: This is a science fiction novel but it also involves history and human development. It described the history of mankind in the future world and the impact of this history on mankind.

There were many non-fiction books about World War II that could be referred to in the following popular categories: 1 War and Peace: War and Peace is a long novel written by Tolstoy, Russia, describing the war history of the Russian Empire in the early 19th century. The work was considered an outstanding war epic and a classic in the history of world literature. 2 Brothers: Brothers is a novel written by American Lee about the life and fate of African American slaves during World War II. Through the perspective of two black brothers, the work showed the dark side and racial contradictions of American society before and after World War II. 3. One Man's War: One Man's War is about the experiences of an American soldier during World War II. The work showed the cruelty of war and the lives of soldiers from the perspective of a soldier. 4. Iron Flow: Iron Flow is a story about the life and fate of the rural areas in northern China during World War II. The work showed the life and fate of the Chinese countryside before and after World War II through the life and fate of a village. 5. King of War: King of War is a biography written by Clayton of the United States. It tells the life and war experience of the American general George Washington during World War II. The work showed the strength and charisma of the United States in the war from the perspective of a general.

, I recommend the following novels to you. They are all Western fantasy novels about magic: 1. "Long vacation": The main character is lost in the magical world during the holiday and longs to go home, but she can't find her "home" in the fog. In order to go home, she participated in the warrior game, and all she needed to do was to play the game to the end. 2. "Lilith's World": The protagonist reversed his fate and became a leader with magic. He fought against hostile forces and gods in many powerful Otherworld forces. At the same time, he was also looking for his own home. 3. The protagonist learns new magic in this continent where magic, combat aura, and magical beasts coexist. He becomes friends with mages from different places and experiences all kinds of magical adventures. This was a magic school novel full of romance and youth. I hope these books can satisfy your yearning for western fantasy novels. If you have any other needs, please feel free to tell me. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~

Non-fiction was a novel that presented historical, social, political, economic, and other real situations through recording, narration, and interviews. The people who wrote the most documentary literature could refer to the following: 1. George Orwell: His representative works include 1984, Animal Manor, and other dystopian novels with political satire and sociological criticism as the main content. 2. Calvino: His representative works include Veronica's Decision to Die, Forever War, etc. He is known as one of the representatives of modern documentary literature based on the humanist ideas and historical events of the Italian Renaissance. 3 Margaret Atwood: Her representative works include Gone with the Wind, War and Peace, etc., which reflect the dark side of the American society during the Civil War by describing the fate of different classes of people. 4. Michael Ender: His representative works include "Crime and Punishment" and "One Man's War", which reveal the destructive impact of war on human nature and society through real events and in-depth character descriptions. 5. John Le Carre: His representative works include "Jesus in the Desert","War and Peace", etc., which reflect the injustice of society and the distortion of human nature through real events and in-depth descriptions of characters in the 19th century French society. These are the works of those who write more non-fiction literature. Not only do they reflect history and social reality, but they also profoundly reveal human nature and social problems.

Non-fiction literature was a literary form that used real events as material to show the true face of society, politics, economy, culture, and other fields through the stories of real people and the descriptions of real scenes. The purpose of documentary literature was to record real events and characters so that readers could understand the true situation of history, society, and human nature, so as to promote the development and progress of society. The main writing techniques of documentary literature were description, narration, and criticism. Description and criticism were often used to reveal the psychology and personality of characters, as well as the nature and significance of events.

Memoirs usually refer to the record and summary of past experiences or events by individuals or groups. The purpose is to provide readers with a perceptual experience and understanding rather than a pure historical record. Memoirs can be written by individuals, groups, or institutions. The style and content will vary according to the author's background, experience, values, and other factors. Compared with documentary literature, the Memoir paid more attention to the narration of emotions, characters and events, as well as the presentation of personal subjective feelings. Memoirs may add some fictional elements or exaggerate and embellish events to attract the reader's interest and emotional resonance. Therefore, the Memoir can be regarded as a literary work, but its authenticity and objectiveness are often disputed.

I recommend a novel called "Phoenix of the Parasol Tree" to you. This is a documentary novel about social life that is interwoven with love, human nature, darkness, and light. It is difficult to describe in a few words. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Folk literature refers to literary works that originate from the people and focus on people's lives. It has a wide range of sources and content, and is usually not subject to the intervention and control of official literary institutions or literati. The representative works of folk literature include poems, novels, essays, stories, legends, etc. Its style, language, theme, and form are deeply influenced and restricted by the lives of local people. Compared with folk literature, literature usually refers to literary works created by literati. There are strict regulations and restrictions on the creation organization, creation method and content. The creation of literature required the guidance and control of official institutions or literati. Their works usually had to meet certain standards and requirements. There was an essential difference between folk literature and literature. Folk literature is the true reflection of people's lives, and its content, form, and style are deeply influenced and restricted by the local people's lives; while literature is a literary work created by literati. Its creation organization, creation method, and content have strict regulations and restrictions. Its content must meet certain standards and requirements.