What were the common means of expression in infant literature?
Infant literature often uses various techniques to describe the psychology, emotions, and behavior of infants and young children, including: 1. Vivid characters: There are usually vivid characters in infant literature, such as babies and children. Their images are usually described as very cute, lively, and interesting, so that readers have a strong emotional resonance. 2. Innocent description: Children in infancy usually show the characteristics of innocence. Their behavior and thoughts often do not conform to the cognition of adults. Therefore, literature often uses innocent language to describe their behavior and thoughts. 3. Delicate descriptions: Infants and young children have strong sensory and cognitive abilities. They can feel the things and emotions around them. Therefore, literary works often use detailed descriptions to describe their senses and emotions. 4. Vivid plots: There are usually vivid plots in infant literature, such as the birth, growth, education, etc. These plots usually make readers have strong curiosity and interest. 5. Humorous and witty language: Humorous and witty language such as nursery rhymes and nursery rhymes are usually used in infant literature works. These languages can attract the readers 'attention and enhance the interest and legibility of the works.
