Zhao Shuli's works were praised by Mao Dun as "a milestone towards national form"

Lu Xun and Mao Dun were both outstanding representatives of modern Chinese literature. Their works were very important to the development and influence of Chinese literature. Zhao Shuli was one of the representatives of northern Chinese literature. His works also had high artistic value. In Lu Xun's works, the image of farmers is an important theme. In his novels such as A Madman's Diary, The True Story of Ah Q and Medicine, he deeply revealed the dark side of Chinese society and the poverty and ignorance of farmers. In the novel, Lu Xun portrayed the image of farmers with distinct personality characteristics. Their language was vulgar, their behavior was dissolute, but their hearts were full of contradictions and depression. Mao Dun's works also depicted the image of farmers, but the image of farmers in his works was very different from the image of farmers in Lu Xun's works. The image of farmers in Mao Dun's works was more simple, hardworking and kind. In novels such as Midnight and Spring Silkworm, Mao Dun expressed his respect and respect for farmers by describing their daily life and hard work. Zhao Shuli's works also depicted the image of farmers, but he paid more attention to the study of farmers 'life and culture. The images of farmers in his works were more cultural and historical. For example, in works such as Shu Li's Essay, Zhao Shuli explored the cultural quality and lifestyle of farmers. Through his research on farmers, he profoundly revealed the reality and history of Chinese society at that time. The images of peasants in Lu Xun and Mao Dun's works had distinctive characteristics and profound social significance. Their works were very important to the development and influence of Chinese literature. The image of farmers in Zhao Shuli's works is more rich in cultural content and historical value. Through the study of farmers, he profoundly reveals the reality and history of Chinese society at that time.

Zhao Shuli was a famous storyteller and novelist in China. His works involved novels, storytelling, prose and many other fields. The following are some of his representative works: The novel: The Ordinary World: This is a novel about the life and struggles of farmers in China's rural areas. It is known as the "epic" of China's rural areas. 2. Liu Laogen: This is a novel set in Haerbin, which tells the story of a simple and tenacious peasant family. Old Ruins 'Travels: This is a novel describing China's feudal society and is known as the " Encyclopedia of China's feudal society." Storytelling: 1.100 Chapters of Storytelling: This is one of Zhao Shuli's representative works and one of the earliest 100-chapter novels in the history of Chinese storytelling. It tells the historical stories from the end of the Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. [3 Chivalrous Men and 5 Righteous Men: This is a chivalrous novel set in Beijing. It tells the story of three chivalrous men fighting to protect social peace.] Prose: Zhao Shuli's Prose Collection: This is one of Zhao Shuli's representative works. It contains many of his prose works, including literature, history, society, life and other aspects. The above was only a part of Zhao Shuli's works. Zhao Shuli's literary achievements had a high status and influence in the Chinese storytelling and Chinese literary circles.

Zhao Shuli was a famous Chinese writer and his works had the following characteristics: 1. Realism tendency: Zhao Shuli's works usually show a deep concern for social reality. He pays attention to social problems such as poverty, disease, war, and the environment, and deeply dissects and describes the nature and causes of these social problems. 2. Strong personality and style: Zhao Shuli's works have a distinct personality and style. His language is concise, bright, and full of expression. He often shows his unique personality and personality through the words and deeds of the characters and their inner world. 3. Creating vivid characters: Zhao Shuli is good at creating vivid characters. Through in-depth description and portraying, he makes the characters have distinct personality characteristics and profound thoughts, so that readers can deeply feel the emotions and inner conflicts of the characters. 4. Focus on the plot: Zhao Shuli's works usually have a complete plot and structure. He pays attention to the ups and downs of the plot and rhythm to make the works attractive and readable. 5. Exploring novel forms: Zhao Shuli actively explored various novel forms, including novels, short stories, essays, essays, etc. He flexibly changed between various novel forms to create a unique novel art form. Zhao Shuli's works are featured by his deep concern about social reality, strong personality, vivid characters, complete plots and exploration of various novel forms, which have high literary and artistic value.

Zhao Shuli was a famous storyteller and writer in China. His works had the following characteristics: 1. Elegant language: Zhao Shuli's language is concise, beautiful and infectious, able to attract the attention of the audience. The content of his storytelling focused on the plot and the vivid language of the characters. 2. Plot twists and turns: Zhao Shuli's storytelling is often full of suspense and twists and turns. The story is fascinating and full of drama. His storytelling often involved social reality and historical events, which played an important role in the development of the plot. 3. The vivid images of the characters: Zhao Shuli's storytelling created many vivid and vivid characters. These characters have unique personalities and characteristics, which can deeply reflect the social reality. 4. Pay attention to traditional cultural content: Zhao Shuli's works pay attention to the understanding and inheritance of traditional Chinese culture. His storytelling often involved traditional Chinese culture and historical stories such as Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Dream of the Red Chamber. Close to the audience: Zhao Shuli's storytelling content is close to the needs of the audience, focusing on interaction and communication with the audience. Through telling stories and characters, he established an emotional connection with the audience so that the audience could better understand and accept his works.

Mao Dun was a famous screenwriter and director in modern China. He was born in 1896 and died in 1981. His representative works included the novel Midnight, Spring Silkworm, City Notes, and other prose collections such as The Beginning of Wind and Cloud, as well as the script Dream of the Red Chamber. Mao Dun's works deeply reflected the Chinese society and people's living conditions at that time, showing his exploration of human nature and concern for social reality. His works had a profound influence on the development of modern Chinese literature and film.

Mao Dun's works included a famous "trilogy", namely "On contradiction","On practice", and "On the politics of new democratism".

Zhao Shuli was a famous novelist and literary critic in China. His works on rural topics included Sanli Bay and Liu Sanjie. Zhao Shuli's works depicted the life, customs and culture of the Chinese countryside, reflected the hardships and contradictions of the peasants, and explored the complexity of human nature and society. His novel language is vivid, the image plot is complicated, fascinating, deeply loved and respected by readers. Zhao Shuli's rural works not only had a profound impact on China's rural areas, but also won widespread praise internationally. His works are regarded as the classics of modern Chinese literature and have made important contributions to the development and prosperity of Chinese literature.

Mao Dun's works include: Dream of the Red Chamber: It is considered one of the greatest novels in the history of Chinese literature and a treasure in the treasure house of world literature. 2 Midnight: It was another masterpiece by Mao Dun that described the political, economic, and moral crises of Chinese urban society in the 1930s. 3." Oliver Twist ": It was Mao Dun's famous work. It told the story of an orphan and revealed the injustice of society and the dark side of human nature at that time. 4. Spring Silkworm: The story of a young couple fighting for their family and children reflects the pressure of society and the fragility of human nature at that time.

Mao Dun's works include: 1 Dream of the Red Chamber (1878): The representative work of Cao Xueqin, a Chinese novelist of the Qing Dynasty, is regarded as the pinnacle of Chinese classical novels. 2 War and Peace (1897): The novel written by Tolstoy in Russia is the foundation of modern Western literature. 3 Midnight (1923): China is a classic of modern Chinese literature. Spring Silkworm (1931): China described the struggle and sacrifice of a silkworm farmer's wife in the family and factory. 5 Cat City (1949): France is a dystopian novel that explored the nature and meaning of human existence. 6 White Night Walk (1988): A Japanese mystery novel about the complicated relationship and murder between two teenagers. 7 "Qin Qiang"(1993): China has collected many novels that deal with social reality, history, and culture. 8 Golden Age (1995): China tells the characters and fates of a historical era and social change. These are some of Mao Dun's representative works. Dream of the Red Chamber and War and Peace are regarded as the classics of Chinese classical novels.

Mao Dun's main works include Midnight, Eclipse, Frost Leaves Red Like February Flowers, Tribute to the White Poplar, Landscape Talk, Spring Silkworms, Autumn Harvest, Late Winter, Lin Family Shop, etc. Among them, Midnight was a modern Chinese novel with about 300,000 words. Mao Dun began writing in October 1931 and finished writing on December 5,1932. There were a total of 19 chapters. The novel was set in the semi-feudal and semi-colonial old Shanghai in May and June 1930, with the national capitalist Wu Sunfu as the center. It described the various contradictions and struggles in Chinese society at that time. Eclipse was a collection of novellas by modern writer Mao Dun, first published in 1930. Eclipse consisted of three novellas that were slightly continuous: Disillusionment (published in 1927), Shaking, and Pursuit (completed in 1928). The theme of Eclipse was the life experience and spiritual journey of a group of petty-capitalist intellectual youth before and after the Great Revolution. It was intended to show the three periods that the youth must go through in the tide of revolution at that time: the excitement on the eve of the revolution and the disillusionment when the revolution was in front of them, the wavering when the revolutionary struggle was fierce, and the pursuit after the disillusionment and wavering. Frost Leaves Red Like February Flowers was another masterpiece written by Mao Dun after Eclipse. The novel was set in Jiangnan villages and towns on the eve of the May 4th Movement. It described the infighting between the emerging capitalists and the gentry and landlords, as well as the sharp contradictions between them and the peasants. In the middle, there were several pairs of young men and women's emotional entanglements, which widely reflected the social life of that era. The layout was rigorous, the scene was grand, the plot was complicated, and the language was elegant. It was a masterpiece full of national style. "Tribute to the White Poplar" was an essay written by modern writer Mao Dun in 1941. The author used the white poplar trees on the northwest plateau to symbolize the tenacious and hardworking northern farmers. He praised their simplicity, strength, and spirit of striving for progress in the national liberation struggle. At the same time, he also cast a sharp ridicule on those who looked down on the people and stubbornly regressed. The article had a lofty idea, a clear image, a rigorous structure, and concise language. Landscape Talk is one of Mao Dun's representative works of lyric prose. Scenery Talks was about sceneries. The "sceneries" here included not only natural sceneries but also human activities. On the surface, he was talking about the natural "landscape", but in fact, he was writing about the person who dominated the "landscape". "Spring Silkworm" was a short story written by modern writer Mao Dun.