A brief introduction to the literary works of young people

Youth literature works usually referred to literary works suitable for young people to read. Their theme and style usually leaned towards youth, love, friendship, and other topics. These works were usually created around puberty, an important stage for young people to self-recognize, explore emotions, and grow. The introduction of youth literature generally included the following contents: 1. Thesis and style: Youth literature works usually describe the emotional world, growth process, and inner contradictions of young people. The theme and style are usually biased towards elements related to youth such as relaxation, humor, and romance. Protagonists: The protagonists of youth literature are usually young people in puberty. They have their own thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. They have the process of exploring themselves, finding happiness, and growing up. 3. Plot: The plot of youth literature works is usually full of twists and turns, full of suspense and twists. After experiencing all kinds of difficulties, the protagonist finally finds himself, realizes growth and progress. 4. Literature form: The literary forms of youth literature, including novels, poems, essays, etc., usually focus on expressing emotions and thoughts. The language is beautiful and infectious. 5. Target readers: The readers of youth literature are mainly young people. They are in the growth stage of life and have strong needs and desires for emotions, growth, self-awareness and other aspects.