A brief catalog of 45 classic character archetypes

The archetype refers to the protagonist or important character in a novel or movie, usually based on the imagination and creative inspiration of the author or screenwriter. These archetypes usually had unique personalities, experiences, and story lines that attracted the attention and love of readers or audiences. The stories of the characters 'archetypes usually involve the growth of youth, love, friendship, dreams, etc. Their experiences and stories can arouse the readers or audiences' resonance and thinking. These characters could be real or fictional, but they all had strong personalities and emotional expressions. The common archetypes of characters related to youth include: Lin Yang: The protagonist of the novel " The Summer Solstice Is Not Here " was a high school student full of justice and a sense of youth. 2. Fang Yu: The protagonist of the novel " A Smile is Beautiful ", a computer expert and a gaming fan, had a very close relationship with his roommate, Fang Ting. 3. Xiao Ran: The protagonist of the novel,"How to Live Silently", was a persistent and kind college student who had a deep relationship with the male protagonist, Zhao Mosheng. 4. Meng Yun: The protagonist of the novel," That Year in a Hurry," was an introverted and sunny high school student who had a deep relationship with his girlfriend, Yanzi. 5. Chen Xiaozheng: The protagonist of the novel "The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years" was a young man full of justice and had a deep relationship with the heroine, Ke Jingteng. These archetypes had their own unique stories and personalities that attracted the attention and love of readers or audiences.

Here are some classic fighting scenes in Naruto: 1. The battle between Kihabaru and Orochimaru: This battle was the first confrontation between Kigahabaru and Orochimaru, and it was also one of the most representative battles in the entire Naruto series. 2. The battle between Xiao Li and Fei Duan: This battle was one of Xiao Li's graduation exams at the Ninja School, and it was also the most famous battle in Xiao Li's entire ninja career. 3. Dedale and Scorpion's battle: This battle was a classic showdown between Dedale and Scorpion, and it was also one of the most intense battles in the Naruto series. 4. Battle between Changmen and the soil: This battle was the first dark battle in the Naruto series and one of the most classic scenes in the entire history of combat. 5. Battle between Orochimaru and Uchiha: This battle was the last battle between Uncle Snake and Dai Tu, and it was also one of the most famous battles in the Naruto series. 6. The battle between Pei En and Wooden Leaf Village: This battle was a large-scale battle between Payne and Kiba Village, and it was also one of the most representative scenes in the entire Naruto series. 7 Battle between Sasuke and Weasel: This battle was the first confrontation between Sasuke and Itachi, and it was also one of the most classic battles in the entire Naruto series. 8 Naruto and Hatata's battle: This battle was a classic love battle between Naruto and Hinata, and it was also one of the most touching scenes in the Naruto series.

The following is a list of classic Hollywood movies: The Godfather (1972) Once Upon a Time in America (1997) Titanic (1997) Gone with the Wind (1939) Forrest Gump (1994) Schindler's List (1993) 7. Roman Holiday (1953) 8. Casabanca (1942) Gone with the Wind (1939) 10. Roman Holiday (1953) The Godfather Part II (1974) Schindler's List (1993) American Beauty (1999) Schindler's List (1993) Blade Runner (1982) The Godfather Part III (1974) American Beauty (1999) The Matrix (1999) Once Upon a Time in America (2003) Schindler's List, Second Version (2003) 21 American Beauty (2000) Forrest Gump (2004) 23. Roman Holiday (2004) Blade Runner (2008) The Matrix (2003) 26. American Beauty (2000) Interstellar (2014) The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Forrest Gump (2015) 30. Roman Holiday (2015)

The following is a table of contents for some classic mini-novels: 1 " Three-Body " series: A science fiction novel by Liu Cixin about the interaction and struggle between humans and alien civilizations. 2. Dream of the Red Chamber: The Qing Dynasty depicted the rise and fall of a feudal family and the complexity of human nature. 3. The Scholars: The Qing Dynasty revealed the dark side of feudal society against the background of the Confucian elites and the bureaucracy. 4. Ordinary World: The story of an ordinary person's fate and life trajectory in contemporary China. 5 One Hundred Years of Solitude: The magical realism novel by Colombia Márquez tells the rise and fall of a family that has been passed down from generation to generation. 6 "1984": The dystopian novel by Orwell of the United Kingdom portrayed a dictatorial society and the government's control over the people. The Catcher in the Rye: A short story written by American D. Salinger tells the story of a teenager's growth and self-redemption. Alive: The story of a peasant's life and the turning point of his destiny in contemporary China. These novels were all classic works of mini-fiction, with profound thoughts and unique artistic style, which were deeply loved by readers.

The following are some of the archetypes of classic characters commonly seen in film, television, and literature: 1 Lin Daiyu-Dream of the Red Chamber Lin Daiyu is a core character in the Chinese classical novel Dream of the Red Chamber. Her image is very plump and has typical feminine characteristics and complexity. Sherlock Holmes-Watson Sherlock Holmes was the male protagonist in Watson, a detective novel by British author Doyle. His image was very unique and charming. 3 Jane Austen-Pride and Predict Jane Austen was the heroine of the famous British novelist Pride and Predict. Elizabeth Bennett was shaped into an independent, intelligent and witty female image. The Count of Monte Cristo-The Great Hunt The Count of Monte Cristo was the leading actor in the French film The Hunt, and his image was very profound and unforgettable. 5 Jia Baoyu-Dream of the Red Chamber Jia Baoyu was the male protagonist in the Chinese classical novel, Dream of the Red Chamber. His image was very three-dimensional and rich. He was a classic character in the history of Chinese literature. 6 Harry Potter-Harry Potter Harry Potter was the male protagonist in the magical novel Harry Potter, written by K Rowling in England. His image was very unique and attractive. 7 Hermione Granger-Harry Potter Hermione Granger was the heroine in the magic novel Harry Potter by K Rowling. Her image was very good and independent. 8 Robert De Niro-The Godfather Robert De Niro was a famous American actor who played the role of the godfather in the Godfather series. He was very successful and became one of the most famous male characters in the history of film and television.

There are several mystery character archetypes in fiction. For example, the 'shadowy figure' who lurks in the background, often associated with some sort of secret organization or plot. Their actions are often veiled in secrecy, and they seem to have knowledge that others don't. The 'curious bystander' can also be an archetype. They may seem ordinary at first, but as the story unfolds, they get drawn into the mystery, and it turns out they have some unexpected connection to it. Another is the 'enigmatic villain', whose goals and methods are not immediately obvious, making them a source of great mystery in the story.

Archetypes in fiction play a crucial role in character development. The innocent archetype, for instance, often experiences a loss of innocence throughout the story, which is a significant form of development. They are exposed to the harsh realities of the world. The trickster can teach other characters to be more resourceful. And the outcast archetype may strive to find acceptance, which drives their character development in many ways. This interaction between different archetypes and the character's journey within the story is what makes character development interesting and engaging.

The obvious ones are the hero and the villain. The hero is usually brave, selfless and has a strong sense of justice. The villain, on the other hand, is often power - hungry, cruel and self - centered. There can also be the sidekick character for the hero, who is loyal and provides support.

The repentant sinner is a common archetype. This is a character who has led a life full of wrongdoings but then has a moment of realization and turns towards God for redemption. Another is the devout believer who serves as an example to others. Their unwavering faith in the face of trials and their ability to spread God's word helps in the development of other characters around them.

The contents of the Basic Series of Chinese Classics are as follows: 1 Dream of the Red Chamber 2 Journey to the West Water margin Romance of the Three Kingdoms 5 The Scholars 6 Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio 7. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio (Part 2) 8 "Flowers in the Mirror" Jin Ping Mei 10 Water Margins Lectures Journey to the West Lecture Notes Lectures on the History of the Scholars "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" 14 "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" "Jin Ping Mei's Speech" The above is a part of the works of the Chinese classical literature basic series. These works are all classics of ancient Chinese literature, with high literary value and historical value.