Literary language that can embody classicism, romanticism, realism and modernism.

In fact, the characteristics of these literary thoughts can not be simply distinguished from syntactic features, but also from the themes of concern and the creative methods of application. Let's give a simple example.

Classicism: In the autumn depression, the hero's king greeted his victorious soldiers in the afterglow with solemn and proud expression.

(the theme is king, and the language is gorgeous and rigorous, which does not reflect the respect for the sentence "three unifications")

Romanticism: autumn wind blows, and the handsome prince looks at the bride in the sunset, but his heart is broken. Just a girl he has never seen.

There are many emotional themes and rhythmic sentences, which show the personal emotional world of the characters.

Realism: the sun is about to set in the west, and the king's expression is solemn and dignified, but his heart is like a raging river. This seemingly invincible army has reached the brink of collapse. ...

(Pay attention to social reality, write in a down-to-earth and capable way, more fully show the inner world of the characters and expose more social problems)

Modernism: there are too many schools, such as intentionality, impressionism, post-impressionism, magical realism, symbolism, etc. There are too many styles to be explained clearly in one or two sentences. In a word, modernism has more content and deeper meaning, so the rise of modernism is accompanied by the rise of modern literary theory. The twentieth century has become a century of theory, and the interpretation of works has been equal to or even higher than the status of works.

I hope I can help you.