What are the characteristics of classical Chinese literature?

(1) Pay attention to the depiction of characters' actions, language and details; layer the characters' character in conflicts; single character, less change; take the portrayal of characters' actions, language and details of typical significance as an important means of shaping characters' image, and seldom dabble in the characters' inner world.

(2) Plot twists and turns, story integrity. For example, Tang legends have a majestic layout, dramatic plot development, complete head and tail, and complex conflicts always revolve around a main line.

(3) The language is accurate and concise, vivid and fluent, rich in personalization. Such as "Water Margin" in the Lu Zhishen punch Zhen Guanxi description is an example.

(4) The narrative often carries the imprint of the storyteller, and the line is often the storyteller's tone of narration, such as "the watchman heard", "and put the gossip off," "only to say the right words and so on! "

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The masterpieces of classical Chinese literature are the classic works or excellent works that have sparkled with brilliant light in the history of Chinese literature, and they are the remarkable treasures in the treasure house of world literature. The masterpieces of classical Chinese literature have various forms of expression such as poetry, prose, novels as well as words, fugues, songs, etc. In the various genres, there are also a variety of artistic expression methods, thus making classical Chinese literature present a colorful, magnificent and brilliant picture.

The Four Great Masterpieces of China are a valuable cultural heritage that China and even all mankind*** share, and they have a far-reaching influence in the entire Chinese world. Studying the Four Great Masterpieces of China is a way of navigating the sea of intelligence of classical Chinese literature, as well as a storehouse of knowledge of traditional Chinese humanities, society, ethics, history, geography, folklore, psychology, and strategies of dealing with affairs.

Classical Chinese Literature broadly refers to Chinese literature from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty, including writers, works, literary events, the origin and development of literary genres, literary movements, genres, literary theories, and the study of writers and works, etc. It is similar to the history of ancient Chinese literature. Similar to the history of ancient Chinese literature. Narrowly refers to classical Chinese literary works. According to the custom of literary history, it can be divided into pre-Qin literature, Qin and Han literature, Wei, Jin, North and South Dynasties literature, Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties literature, Song and Yuan literature, Ming and Qing literature. The representative forms of literature are poetry, lyrics, music, fugue, essays, novels, etc., and a large number of chapters are popular. Classical Chinese literature is one of the most valuable cultural heritages of the Chinese nation.