Collection of Bibliographies in Chinese Literature

The collection of poems in the history of ancient Chinese literature included many famous poetry collections such as the Book of Songs, the Songs of Chu, the Tang Poetry, the Song Ci, and the Yuan Qu. These collections represented different literary schools and periods in the history of ancient Chinese literature. Each collection had its own unique style and characteristics. The Book of Songs was the earliest collection of poems in the history of ancient Chinese literature, which included folk poems collected during the Zhou Dynasty. The Book of Songs had a wide range of topics and rich content, including love, friendship, labor, war, and many other aspects. It was known as the "ancestor of poetry and history." The Songs of Chu was a collection of poems written by Qu Yuan, a poet of the State of Chu during the Warring States Period. It represented the romantic literary school in the history of ancient Chinese literature. The literary style of Chu Ci was gorgeous, romantic, and full of strong emotions and love for nature. It was known as the "source of poetry." Tang Poetry was a collection of classic poems from the Tang Dynasty. The literary style of " Tang Poetry " was fresh, beautiful, and bright. It was full of artistic appeal and cultural heritage, and was known as the " School of Poets." Song Ci was a collection of Song Dynasty poems that included the classic works of Song Dynasty poetry. The literary style of Song Ci was graceful, bold and unconstrained, delicate and full of deep thoughts and emotional expressions. It was known as the ancestor of Ci Saints. Yuan Qu was a collection of poems from the Yuan Dynasty. The literary style of "Yuan Qu" was humorous, humorous, and full of romanticism and realism. It was known as "the confluence of the sea of Ci."

Chinese contemporary literature refers to the literary phenomenon that occurred in the mainland of China, which can be traced back to the late 1980s. During this period, many new literary schools and ideologies appeared in the literary world. At the same time, it also experienced many political, social and economic changes. The following are some common Chinese contemporary literary terms: Scar literature refers to the literary phenomenon that occurred in the mainland of China from the late 1970s to the early 1980s. This literary school emphasized the criticism and reflection of the social and political reality of the time. The representative works included Scar and The True Story of Ah Q. Modern literature refers to the literary phenomenon that occurred in the mainland of China from the late 1980s to the early 1990s. This school of literature emphasized the pursuit and exploration of the modern. The representative works included Alive, Water Margins, etc. 3. Modern literature refers to the literary phenomenon that has occurred in the mainland of China since the late 1990s. This school of literature emphasized the reflection and criticism of contemporary social reality, and its representative works included "One Hundred Years of Solitude" and "Ordinary World". 4. Literature schools: refers to some literary phenomena in the mainland of China, such as realism, realism, post-realism, etc. The formation and evolution of these literary schools were closely related to the social and political environment and cultural background at that time. 5. Literature criticism: It refers to the criticism of literary works. The main purpose of literary criticism is to reveal the meaning and extension of literary works and promote the development and progress of literature. 6. Literature market: It refers to a market mechanism for the sale and circulation of literary works. The existence of this mechanism made literary works better understood and accepted by readers, and also provided more economic support for literary creation. 7. Literature Creation: The main purpose of literary creation was to express and contribute to society and the people. 8. Literature works: refers to novels, poems, essays, etc.

Chinese contemporary literature refers to the literary works developed and circulated in the mainland of China. The time span is about 1949 - 2019. During this period, Chinese literature experienced tremendous changes and development, and many outstanding scholars emerged. The following are some common Chinese contemporary literary terms: 1. Chinese contemporary literature: refers to the literary works circulating in the mainland of China, including novels, essays, poems, essays, etc. 2. Chinese contemporary novels: refers to novels set in China, usually including novels, novellas, and short stories. 3. Chinese contemporary prose: refers to prose with China as the background, usually including prose, essays, and essays. 4. Chinese contemporary poetry: refers to poetry with a Chinese background, usually including short poems, quatrains, and regular poems. 5. Chinese contemporary literature schools: refers to the different writing schools and styles in Chinese contemporary literature, such as realism, realism, post-realism, etc. 6. Chinese contemporary literature awards: refers to various Chinese contemporary literature awards such as Lu Xun Literature Award, Mao Dun Literature Award, Lao She Literature Award, etc. The current situation of Chinese contemporary literature refers to the current development of Chinese contemporary literature, including the prosperity and decline of literature, the relationship between literature and society, etc. 8. The relationship between Chinese contemporary literature and foreign literature: refers to the exchange and influence between Chinese contemporary literature and foreign literature, such as translation and comparison literature. These are some common terms in contemporary Chinese literature, and of course, there are many other terms and concepts that represent different aspects and characteristics of contemporary Chinese literature.

The first collection of new poems in the history of Chinese literature was the New Moon Collection.

The first collection of short stories in modern Chinese literature was Thunderstorm. This collection of novels was a classic in the history of modern Chinese literature, written by Cao Yu in 1934. The story was set in the 1920s in a private textile company in Shanghai, depicting the power struggles and marital entanglements within the family, showing the various ills of society and the complexity of human nature at that time. Thunderstorm was hailed as a milestone in the history of modern Chinese literature, which had a profound impact on modern Chinese literature.

The first collection of short stories in modern Chinese literature was Waiting for Godot. This collection of novels was a collection of many of his famous short stories, such as "Madman's Diary" and "The True Story of Ah Q", which were hailed as the foundation of modern Chinese literature.

The first collection of short stories in the history of modern Chinese literature was the Yellow River Trilogy. This collection of novels recorded the various social reality and life difficulties he experienced in his hometown of Nanjing in his early years, as well as his beautiful expectations for the future. This collection of novels was hailed as the foundation of modern Chinese literature and had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature.

There are many. Some common ones include style guides like 'The Chicago Manual of Style' and books on story structure like 'Story Engineering' by Larry Brooks.

The name of the first new poetry collection in modern Chinese literature was Liberation.

Zhu Ziqing said in the "Introduction to the Collection of Poetry in the Great Series of Chinese New Literature": "After the May 4th Movement, Chinese literature underwent great changes. Due to the influence of the New Culture Movement, Chinese literature began to learn from the West, especially in contact with modern and post-modern trends. This change is not only reflected in poetry, but also in the entire field of literature." "The two most important trends of thought in 20th century literature are: The modern style emphasized the individual's experience and feelings, and pursued a unique style and language. Post-modernism pays more attention to the nature of society and culture, and seeks to reflect and criticize history."