The Self-narration of the Think Tank in Ancient and Modern Fictions
The brain trust was a character that often appeared in ancient Chinese novels. It was usually described as a very intelligent and witty character who could come up with ideas to help the protagonist overcome difficulties. The image of a think tank was often associated with wisdom, knowledge, courage, and strategy. In ancient Chinese novels, the image of a think tank was varied. Some were gods, ghosts, immortals, and other supernatural existences. Some were historical figures such as Zhuge Liang, Cao Cao, and Lin Chong in the Water Margins. In modern novels, the image of a think tank was also widely used. It was usually a character with deep knowledge, wit, and unique insights. The role of a think tank in a novel was usually to help the protagonist solve problems, give advice, provide ideas, and play an important role. Their images were often used to promote the development of the plot, shape the character's character, and express the meaning of the theme. The brain was a common character in ancient Chinese novels, and it was also a common image in modern novels.
