The Connotation of Liang Qichao's "Revolution in the Fictional World"

2025-03-05 20:23

Liang Qichao's "novel revolution" referred to the rise of a new literary form in Chinese novels at that time. It provided readers with a more colorful literary experience with more vivid, vivid and diverse techniques. This new literary form was called "novel". It broke away from the shackles of traditional poetry, prose and other literary forms and became a new literary genre. The meaning of the "revolution in the novel world" was mainly reflected in the following aspects: 1. More diverse description techniques: The description techniques in the novel are no longer limited to the traditional narrative methods. Instead, they adopt more diverse and vivid description techniques such as describing the psychology, actions, emotions, etc. of the characters to let the readers understand and feel the characters in the novel more deeply. 2. More colorful plots: The plots in the novel are no longer limited to the traditional plot structure, but adopt more diverse and complex plot structures such as serial-like plots, historical story-like plots, etc., providing readers with a more colorful reading experience. 3. The way of description that is closer to the reader's life: The way of description in the novel is closer to the reader's life. The author is no longer limited to fictional stories. Instead, he uses a more realistic way of description to make it easier for the reader to understand and feel the plot and emotions in the novel. Liang Qichao believed that the "revolution of the novel world" was the rise of a new literary form, which provided readers with a more colorful and life-like literary experience and promoted the development and progress of Chinese literature.