Is the Legend of Hulan River a novel or a prose?

The Legend of Hulan River was not a prose but a novel. Prose is mainly focused on expressing thoughts and feelings and describing scenery, while Hulan River Biography is more through the experience of the characters and stories to show social life and cultural phenomena.

The Legend of Hulan River was not a prose but a short story. It was a novel describing the folk life in the northeast region from the 1920s to the 1940s. With the Hulan River as the background, it reflected the social reality and the various difficulties of the people's lives in that era by telling the fate and joys and sorrows of the people in the Hulan River area. Compared with prose, it had a more flexible and free narrative structure and a compact and vivid plot description, which was more suitable for reading as a novel.

The Legend of Hulan River was a novel written by Ostrovsky of Russia, which was first published in 1932. The novel takes the 19th century Russian countryside as the background, and through describing the protagonist Kongcha and his family's life and experience in the Hulan River region, it reflects the characteristics of the society, culture, morality, and humanity of that era, depicting a magnificent picture of history, culture, and humanity. The novel took the life of Kong Cha's family as the main line, interweaving the history, culture, customs and characters of the Hulan River area. It showed the characteristics of the rural life, society, culture and humanity of that era, and also reflected the author's deep thinking and reflection on that era. The language of the novel was concise, vivid, poetic, and philosophical. It was hailed as a classic in the history of Russian literature.

The Legend of Hulan River was first published in modern China in 1939. The novel was set in Beijing from the 1920s to the 1930s. It told the story of Ma Sanli, a young girl from a wealthy family who grew up in an environment of family breakdown and social unrest. She experienced poverty, hardship, love, marriage, ups and downs in life and finally became an independent, strong and thoughtful female character. The novel takes Ma Sanli's life experience as the main line, and through her interactions with different characters, it shows the various faces of society, family, and human nature at that time. The novel's plot twists and turns and the distinct characters show Lao She's solid narrative ability and profound character portraying ability. At the same time, through Ma Sanli's life experience, the novel also discussed various problems in Chinese society at that time, such as family ethics, social class, human weakness, revolution and improvement, etc., which had high ideologies and cultural implications. The Legend of Hulan River was regarded as a classic in the history of modern Chinese novels, which had a profound influence on the development of modern Chinese literature. It was also one of Lao She's representative works and was hailed as the "milestone of modern Chinese novels".

It wasn't 'The Hulan River', it was written in 1928. The novel described the lives, thoughts, feelings, and cultural phenomena of the people in the Hulan River area from the 1920s to the early 1930s. It showed their hardships and tenacity in survival and struggle, as well as the complex relationships and conflicts in the historical and cultural background.

The main content of the fifth chapter of the Hulan River Biography was: With the rise of the Jin Dynasty, the agricultural production in the Hulan River basin gradually recovered and developed. Under the governance of the Jin Dynasty, the land in the Hulan River basin was fully utilized and agricultural production was improved. At the same time, the Jin Dynasty also implemented a series of policies to strengthen the governance and management of grassland areas, making the relationship between grassland and agriculture more harmonious. In the late Jin Dynasty, the Mongol people gradually rose up and invaded the Hulan River basin. The invasion of the Mongol people had brought great damage to the Hulan River basin. The agricultural production had suffered serious damage, and the people's lives had fallen into difficulties. In this case, the Southern Song government took a series of measures to rescue and govern the Hulan River basin, strengthening the management of the area. In the fifth chapter of the Hulan River Biography, it narrated the story between the Jin Dynasty and the Mongolian people, showing the strength and courage of the people in the Hulan River basin in the disaster, as well as the actions and wisdom of the Southern Song government in governing the Hulan River basin. Through this story, readers can understand the historical changes of the Hulan River basin and the changes in people's lives, and feel the tenacity and unyielding spirit of the people in this area.

The Legend of Hulan River was published in 1986. The novel was set in China from the 1950s to the 1970s. Through the description of the protagonist Zhang Qing's life experience, it reflected the style of Chinese society and the psychological changes of the people at that time. It was famous for its unique narrative style and profound thoughts.

The Legend of Hulan River was Russian, not a novel. Chekhov's work was a masterpiece of realistic literature. It described the details of the folk life in the Hulan River area and reflected the dark side of society and the sufferings of the people at that time. In literature, it created a new era of "drama literature" in the history of Russian literature.

The Legend of Hulan River was first published in modern China in 1939. The novel narrated the life story of an ordinary family in the Hulan River area from the 1920s to the 1930s, depicting the social style and human characteristics of that era. The novel is known as a classic of modern Chinese novels with its unique narrative style and profound ideology.

The Legend of Hulan River was written in modern China in 1936. The novel mainly narrated the growth and life experience of a young woman in the late Qing Dynasty. It depicted the life, customs and human feelings of the Hulan River basin, showing the social reality of that era and the pain and suffering of people's lives. The novel took a young woman named Hao Shumin as the protagonist, and through her growth process, it showed the living conditions and spiritual outlook of the people in the Hulan River basin. The characters in the novel represented the women of that era. They faced all kinds of difficulties and challenges under the feudal system and had to make great efforts and sacrifices in order to survive and be free. The Legend of Hulan River was regarded as one of Ding Ling's representative works and a classic in modern Chinese literature. It not only has profound social significance and historical value, but also has a high literary value, known as the classic of modern Chinese novels.