Is it right or wrong for mass culture to occupy a dominant position in the cultural life of the masses in our country?

The representative of popular culture is a widespread cultural phenomenon. It usually refers to cultural products, arts, entertainment, concepts, or behaviors that are popular among the general public and have universal cultural value or significance. In modern society, popular culture was often related to factors such as global development, economic development, media communication, and social media. It covered all kinds of art forms, including movies, music, literature, drama, sports, fashion, advertising, and so on. The products and influence of popular culture often went beyond a specific social class and cultural background to influence and change people's ideas, lifestyle, and social habits. Mass culture could be represented by various types of cultural products such as movies, television programs, music, books, magazines, newspapers, online content, and so on. Its influence and range of transmission were usually wider, and it could influence and change more people.

Mass culture and elite culture are two different cultural phenomena. There are significant differences in values, aesthetics, social attitudes, and so on. Mass culture usually refers to a culture that is easy to understand and spread to the masses. Its values are often easy to understand, focusing on entertainment and entertainment, emphasizing rapid consumption and wide spread. In popular culture, it is easier for people to accept and agree with universal values and aesthetics such as pop culture, movies, music, television programs, etc. Mass culture tended to pursue excitement, excitement, and sensual pleasure, focusing on personal interests and preferences rather than professionalism and depth. Elite culture, on the other hand, emphasized professionalism, depth, and knowledge. It usually emphasized knowledge reserves, professionalism, and self-improvement for a small number of people or specific groups. In the elite culture, people paid more attention to personal achievement and self-realization, pursued the exploration and innovation of professional knowledge and skills, and paid more attention to personal taste and aesthetic needs. Elite culture often emphasized personal independence, self-actualization, and self-transcendence rather than consumption and entertainment. In addition, there were also differences between popular culture and elite culture in terms of communication methods, audience scope, and communication channels. Mass culture was often spread directly, indirectly, widely, and limited, while elite culture was often spread indirectly, covertly, high-end, and limited. The channels of mass culture were often television, radio, the Internet, social media, etc., while the channels of elite culture were often academic institutions, professional institutions, high-end venues, etc.

An example of elite culture and mass culture thinking is as follows: Elite culture was usually defined as a culture created by a small elite class with highly specialized knowledge and experience. This culture usually emphasized personal effort and professional knowledge in pursuit of higher academic achievements and professional status. Elite culture was usually seen as a minority culture, and its spread and inheritance were usually strictly limited. In contrast, popular culture is usually defined as a culture created by the majority of people with universal acceptance and understanding. This culture usually emphasized personal interests and public recognition, pursuing wider recognition and acceptance, as well as better entertainment and consumer experience. Mass culture is usually seen as a culture of the majority, and its spread and inheritance are usually unrestrained. Although there are obvious differences between elite culture and popular culture, their essence is the same. They are driven by human needs and desires, and exist to satisfy people's spiritual and emotional needs. Therefore, we can say that elite culture and popular culture are both important components of human culture. They interact and influence each other to form a rich and colorful cultural world.

The mainstream culture, the popular culture, and the elite culture were three different cultural perceptions and interpretation methods. They usually had different views and attitudes towards novels. In mainstream culture, novels are considered a form of entertainment and a way to express the author's attitude towards social reality or life. They usually viewed the novel as an art form with rich plots and profound characters. Through the plot of the novel, they conveyed the author's values and outlook on life. In popular culture, novels were regarded as a form of literature, a way to express the author's views on human nature, society, and life. They usually viewed the novel as a literary genre that conveyed the author's views on human nature and society through the plot and characters. In elite culture, novels were regarded as a form of culture, a way to express the author's views on human civilization, history, culture, and ideas. They usually viewed the novel as a cultural symbol that conveyed the author's views on culture, history, and ideas through the plot and characters of the novel. Different cultures would interpret novels differently because of cultural differences, historical backgrounds, personal perceptions, and other factors.

One common theme is the adaptability of human culture. Humans are often shown as being able to blend their own cultural elements with those of alien races. For example, in some fanfics, humans introduce their food culture to other species while also adopting some alien food practices.

Mass culture refers to a cultural phenomenon that is widely spread and widely welcomed. It usually involves entertainment, art, fashion, sports, and so on. It had a wide range of audiences, not pursuing uniqueness, but pursuing practicality and universal application. Mass culture often pursued fashion and focused on the aesthetics and tastes of the masses. It was often spread and publicized through the media. Fashion culture was a cultural phenomenon that pursued fashion and taste. It involved clothing, shoes, hats, accessories, cosmetics, bags, and many other aspects. The characteristics of fashion culture were the pursuit of personality, uniqueness, and variety, focusing on the innovation and evolution of fashion elements, as well as social interaction and identity. Elite culture referred to cultural phenomena that were highly respected, pursued unique knowledge and opinions, and emphasized individual talent and personality. Elite culture often involved literature, art, philosophy, science, politics, and other fields. Its audience was usually people with knowledge and background. It often emphasized independent thinking and creative expression. Mass culture and elite culture both had the ability to spread and influence, and could affect all aspects of society. At the same time, they also had different characteristics, including the scope of the audience, the pursuit of elements, cultural values and so on.

Micro-novels and micro-movies were a new literary form and cultural phenomenon that was rapidly rising. They presented a unique story structure and plot in a short and eye-catching form, attracting more and more young people's attention and love. From the perspective of popular culture theory, the phenomenon of micro-novels and micro-movies can be analyzed from the following aspects: The theory of popular culture believes that culture is an important part of society and has a broad and far-reaching influence. As a new literary form and cultural phenomenon, micro-novels and micro-movies had a wide range of audiences and transmission channels. They were typical popular cultural products. They attracted the readers 'attention through the story plot and the creation of characters. They satisfied the young people's needs for entertainment, emotion, and thought, and became an indispensable part of popular culture. 2. The story structure of micro-novels and micro-movies was simple and straightforward. They often used the protagonist's experience, mental journey, or emotional experience as the main line to express profound emotions and thoughts through short and powerful language. This kind of story structure was in line with young people's reading tastes and aesthetic needs, and it could arouse their resonance and thoughts. At the same time, their plots often had the characteristics of reversal and suspense, which made the readers look forward to the subsequent development and increased the fun and experience of reading. 3. There are many ways to express micro-novels and micro-movies, including poetry, prose, novels and other literary forms, as well as video, music and other media forms. This kind of diverse expression could meet the needs of different readers and audiences, allowing them to spread and become popular in different cultural channels. 4. The channels of micro-novels and micro-movies were diverse, including online platforms, social media, cinemas, and other channels. This kind of diverse communication channels could attract more audiences and readers 'attention and participation, making them more widely spread and popular. In summary, the phenomenon of micro-novels and micro-movies can be understood from the perspective of mass culture theory as a typical mass cultural product. It has a wide audience and communication channels, which can satisfy young people's needs for entertainment, emotion and thinking. It has become an indispensable part of mass culture. At the same time, their story structure was simple and straightforward, and their various expressions could spread and become popular in different cultural channels.

Mass culture refers to a wide range of cultural phenomena, including cultural values, traditions, customs, and popular culture spread from families, schools, media, and other aspects. Its range of influence is wide, regardless of region, age, gender, etc. Online literature is a form of literature that is disseminated through the Internet and digital media. It usually includes electronic novels, blog posts, forums, social media, and so on. The characteristics of online literature were rapid spread, convenient reading, diverse styles, and targeting a global audience. Film literature referred to the literary value gained from adapting literary works into movies, television dramas, or other media forms. The creation and spread of film and television literature received widespread attention because it could not only bring a wider audience for literary works, but also provide more opportunities and ways for literary works to be adapted and created. Literature communication refers to the process of literature being disseminated through various media and channels, including literature publishing, literature exhibition, literature lectures, literature exchange, online literature, etc. The purpose of literature communication was to let more people understand and accept literary works and promote the development and prosperity of literature.