What are the schools of contemporary literature in China?

The schools of contemporary literature in China are: Lotus Garden School, Shan Yao Egg School, Trauma Literature, Reflection Literature, Reform Literature, Root-seeking Literature and Rogue Literature.

1, Lotus Beat

Contemporary literary school represented by Sun Li. This school is full of optimism and romanticism in general, fresh and simple, vivid in description, delicate in psychological description, lyrical and poetic. Main drafters: Liu Shaotang, Cong and Han Yingshan. Lotus Lake is Baiyangdian Lake. The name of this school comes not only from Baiyangdian, but also from Sun Li's short story Lotus Lake.

2, yam egg pie

Yam Egg School is one of the schools of China's contemporary novels, which was formed from 1950s to 1960s. Refers to the contemporary literary school represented by Zhao Shuli. The main authors are,, Rong,, Sun Gan, etc. , known as "Li Xima Sun Hu". They are all writers born and raised in rural areas of Shanxi, and they have a deep foundation of rural life.

3. Root-seeking school

Root-seeking literature refers to a literary form with the theme of "cultural root-seeking". In the mid-1980s, there was an upsurge of "cultural root-seeking" in China literary world. Writers began to explore traditional consciousness and national cultural psychology, and their creation was called "root-seeking literature". Under this theory, writers began to create, which is called "root-seeking school" in theoretical circles.

4. Reform literature

From the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee at the end of 1978, China began the top-down reform of the national economic system. At the same time, many writers began to turn their creative eyes from history to reality, paying attention to the reform and development in reality while expressing their thoughts and ideas on the development of the motherland in literature. This is coquettish "reform literature", and its opening work is Jiang Zilong's novella "Appointment of Director Joe".

Step 5 Reflect on literature

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, a group of writers restored the absurd essence of the Cultural Revolution from the political and social levels, and traced it back to the previous history, from exposing social fallacies in general to summing up historical experiences and lessons. Compared with scar literature, their eyes are deeper and clearer, their themes are deeper and more rational, so they are called "reflective novels".

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