Introduce the characteristics of China traditional literature.

China's classical literature is a brilliant classic or excellent work in the history of China literature, and it is a remarkable treasure in the world literature treasure house.

China's classical literature has many forms of expression, such as poetry, prose, novel, ci, fu and qu. The diversity of styles and artistic expressions makes China's classical literature present a colorful and magnificent picture.

For thousands of years, China's traditional culture has nurtured China's classical literature, and China's classical literature has greatly enriched China's traditional culture and made it more influential.

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the eight great prose masters of the Tang and Song dynasties

The Eight Great Writers in Tang and Song Dynasties, also known as the Eight Great Writers in Tang and Song Dynasties, are the collective names of Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan in China in Tang Dynasty and the eight great essayists in Song Dynasty, including Su Shi, Su Xun, Su Zhe, Ouyang Xiu, Wang Anshi and Ceng Gong.

Among them, Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan were the leaders of the ancient prose movement in Tang Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu and Su San were the core figures of the ancient prose movement in Song Dynasty, and Wang Anshi and Ceng Gong were the representatives of Linchuan literature. They set off a wave of innovation in ancient Chinese prose, which made the old face of poetry development look brand-new.

In the Ming Dynasty, Han, Liu and other humanities works "Collected Works of Mr. Ba" were selected, so they began to use the name of eight schools, which actually started here. Among the Wenbian compiled by Tang Shunzhi in the middle of Ming Dynasty, there were only eight Wenbian in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Mao Kuncheng's Selected Notes of Eight Masters in Tang and Song Dynasties in the Late Ming Dynasty *** 164 Volume. This book was widely circulated in the old society, and the name "Eight Masters in Tang and Song Dynasties" became popular.

Since the introduction of Eight Schools in Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties, Eight Schools have been regarded as the schools of ancient scholars in China. Eight Great Banknotes in Tang and Song Dynasties 164, including the Ming Wanli engraving and the Qing Dynasty bookstore engraving. In Qing Dynasty, Wei Yuan had eight volumes of Eight Great Readers in Tang and Song Dynasties.

Among the eight great figures, there are three Su fathers and sons, known as "Su San", namely Su Shi, Su Xun and Su Zhe, and also known as "three bachelors in one school". So it can be summarized as "Ouyang, Zeng Wang of Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty".

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Classical Literature