Why are there only 50 stories in fanfiction?

It could be that the author ran out of ideas or faced some creative blocks.

It might be popular because many fans are interested in exploring Izuku's relationships with male heroes specifically. It can offer a different dynamic compared to stories involving female heroes.

It could be that they struggle with maintaining interest and focus over the course of a longer narrative. Also, the complexity and depth of a longer story might be overwhelming for some, making short stories more manageable.

The news might cover only specific stories because of limited resources or because those stories fit a particular agenda or narrative. Also, sometimes it's based on what's considered most newsworthy at the time.

It could be due to historical and cultural biases in the publishing and entertainment industries. Maybe certain stereotypes and expectations have led to a focus on this particular group.

Maybe it's a setting or policy of the platform you're using. Some platforms limit views to prevent overuse or to encourage paid subscriptions.

It could be because expensive vehicles tend to draw more attention and generate more interest from the public.

The reason why "Celebrating the Year" only had 46 episodes was because the series was produced in the form of a "seasonal broadcast." The number of episodes in each season would be determined according to the development of the plot and production needs. The first season of the show was broadcast on November 26, 2019, with a total of 46 episodes. At the end of the last episode of the first season, there was a suspense. When Fan Xian (played by Zhang Ruoyun) and Yan Bingyun (played by Xiao Zhan) were talking in the Qing Temple, Fan Xian was suddenly stabbed by Yan Bingyun. This suspense set the stage for the development of the second season. As of July 2023, the second season of "Celebrating Years" had not yet been broadcast, so the exact number of episodes of the show could not be known.

This is a controversial issue. Some people think that China does lack philosophers, while others think that China has many philosophers. However, as far as I know, China does lack a systematic and influential philosophical system like Western philosophers. The origin of Chinese philosophy can be traced back to ancient times, but with the passage of time, Chinese philosophy has developed unique characteristics and styles. Chinese philosophy emphasized on morality, culture, society, and history. It paid more attention to personal feelings and experiences rather than logic and rational analysis like Western philosophy. In addition, the development of Chinese philosophy was influenced by many factors such as politics, religion, and cultural traditions, which led to the complexity of the philosophical system. There were many famous Chinese philosophers, such as Confucius, Laozi, Zhuangzi, Mozi, Xunzi, Mencius, Han Feizi, etc. Their ideas had a profound impact on China and the world, but due to the lack of a unified philosophical system, the ideas of these philosophers had not been systematically organized. Therefore, although there were indeed many philosophers in China, due to the lack of a unified philosophical system, Chinese philosophy was not as widely spread and influenced as Western philosophy.

This question seems to involve culture, history, language, and cognition. I will try my best to answer it. A novel is a literary form that uses fictional stories as the main theme to express social life and cultural phenomena through elements such as characters, plots, and environments. Compared with the novel, the novel is a shorter and more concise art form because it focuses more on the plot and character rather than the broad historical and cultural background. The creation of novels usually required the author to have a richer imagination and creativity, as well as a good grasp of language and narrative skills. In contrast, great stories usually existed in the form of history, biography, philosophy, etc., and required the author to have more in-depth professional knowledge and historical background, as well as an understanding of culture, society, and politics. In addition, the creation of novels usually paid more attention to the expression of emotions and human nature, while the big story paid more attention to the narration and explanation of history and events. Therefore, novels were more likely to resonate with the readers and attract their emotional input, while big talk was more of an academic and authoritative statement. To sum up, although novels and theories are two different forms of literature, they have essential differences in literary expression and are both very important cultural heritages.