What aspects does literary translation include?

Literary translation, as its name implies, is the translation of literary works. Literary translation in a broad sense includes extensive translation of all literary languages.

We can grasp it from three aspects: the beauty of phonology, rhetoric and text structure. Phonology, rhetoric and text structure reflect the progressive relationship between the language forms of the works from small to large and from low to high. This relationship requires the translator to examine the language form of the original text aesthetically from phonology to rhetoric, from rhetoric to text structure, and then condense his own aesthetic feelings in his pen and reproduce them in the translator's language form.