Chinese classical literature. What was the classification? What are the rules?

The classical Chinese is a type of ancient Chinese language that has been widely used in Chinese history. According to the expression and grammar structure of classical Chinese, classical Chinese can be divided into the following categories: 1. Ancient style: Ancient style is the oldest form of classical Chinese. It is characteristic of simple grammar, simple sentence structure, and the use of words and tone is relatively ancient. 2. New Style: The new style is a form of classical Chinese commonly used in modern Chinese. Its characteristics are that the grammar structure is more complicated, the sentence structure is changeable, the vocabulary and tone used are more modern. 3. Ancient style: Ancient style is a more commonly used form in classical Chinese. It is characteristic of its complicated grammar structure, varied sentence patterns, and ancient vocabulary and tone. 4. Vernacular Style: The vernacular style is a more commonly used form of classical Chinese in modern Chinese. Its characteristics are that the grammar structure is relatively simple, the sentence structure is simple, and the vocabulary and tone used are relatively modern. In addition, there were some special forms of classical Chinese such as ancient poetry, Ci, and temperament. These forms of classical Chinese had different characteristics and forms of expression in different historical periods and different application scenarios.

Ancient Chinese literature could be classified according to different standards. The following are a few common classifications: 1. According to the genre, ancient Chinese literature can be divided into six types: novel, poetry, prose, Fu, Ci, and Qu. 2. According to the time of creation, ancient Chinese literature can be divided into five periods: Pre-Qin literature, Qin and Han literature, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties literature, Tang, Song and Yuan literature, Ming and Qing literature. 3. By subject: Ancient Chinese literature can be divided into four types: narrative literature, lyric literature, description literature, and drama literature. 4. By genre: Ancient Chinese literature can be divided into four major schools: Tang poetry, Song poetry, Yuan opera, and Ming and Qing novels. There are also sub-schools such as the New Moon School, the Graceful School, and the Unconstrained School. The ancient Chinese literature can be divided into three types: the literature of description, the literature of emotion, and the literature of discussion. These are just some common classifications. In fact, ancient Chinese literature could be classified into more categories.

Chinese classical literature refers to a series of literary works produced and passed down during the feudal society of China, including novels, poems, essays, Fu, Yuefu, and many other styles. Among them, poems and novels are the most common. The development of Chinese classical literature could be traced back to the Book of Songs from the pre-Qin period, to classic works such as Chu Ci and Shi Ji from the Han Dynasty, and then to literary works such as Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, and Water Margins from the Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, and Ming Dynasty. Chinese classical literature has a high value in ideology, art, culture and other aspects, which has a profound impact on the inheritance and development of Chinese culture.

Ancient Chinese literature and novels were classified as M or F. This category number usually represented ancient Chinese literature and novels, including classic works such as Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, Water Margins, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

The Chinese book classification system classified books into different categories according to the country's culture, history, geography, politics, and other factors. Among them, literature books were categorized according to the author's nationality, era, genre, style, and so on. These books usually described human emotions, thoughts, culture, etc. They had high artistic and cultural value. Literature books were often categorized according to different styles and schools. For example, realist literature, romanticism literature, modernist literature, post-modernist literature, and so on. Other than that, it was also common to classify the authors according to their nationality, era, genre, and other factors. The Chinese Book classification system is of great significance to the classification and search of literary books. It can help readers better understand and appreciate different literary works.

The Chinese library classification of literature was a type of discipline that was classified according to the genre of literature. According to the different classification methods, literature could be divided into different subcategories. According to the classification of literary genre, the Chinese Library of China's classification of literature can be expressed as: Chinese library classification literature| fiction| poetry| theater and drama| prose Among them, novels, poems, plays, and essays were four different sub-categories. A novel is a literary work that focuses on characters, events, and plots to express the author's thoughts, feelings, and views through narration, description, and criticism. Poetry was a literary work that expressed the author's feelings and thoughts through lyrical, narrative, and discussion. Dramas were literary works that focused on characters, plots, and stage scenes. They used performances, music, costumes, props, and other means to show the character's personality, plot, and theme. Prose is a literary work that focuses on characters, events, and scenery to express the author's thoughts, feelings, and opinions through narration, description, and discussion.

Among the Chinese classics, the most important one was Dream of the Red Chamber.

Learning classical Chinese had the following uses for individuals: 1. improve reading ability: classical Chinese reading ability is an important part of Chinese reading ability. Learning classical Chinese could train one's reading ability and improve one's understanding of Chinese. 2. Enhancing cultural accomplishment: classical Chinese is an important part of traditional Chinese culture. Learning classical Chinese can help you understand the essence of traditional Chinese culture and enhance your own cultural accomplishment. 3. Expanding the scope of knowledge: classical Chinese is developed on the basis of ancient Chinese and has a certain difference from modern Chinese. By learning classical Chinese, one could understand the grammar, vocabulary, sentence patterns, etc. of ancient Chinese to expand their knowledge. 4. improve writing ability: learning classical Chinese can improve your writing ability and write more articles with cultural heritage. 5. Study of history and culture: Learning classical Chinese can help people better study history and culture, understand ancient thoughts and culture, and deepen their understanding of Chinese traditional culture. In short, learning classical Chinese was very beneficial to improving Chinese reading, understanding, and writing skills, understanding Chinese traditional culture, expanding knowledge, and improving cultural literacy.

One of the treasures of Chinese classical literature was 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. This novel was regarded as the pinnacle of Chinese fiction and a classic in the history of Chinese literature. The novel tells the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and others, showing the rich and colorful traditional Chinese culture and thoughts. The novel's structure and description were known as the pinnacle of Chinese novel art. In addition, the treasures of Chinese classical literature included classic novels such as Journey to the West, Water Margins, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. These novels all had high literary and artistic value and were hailed as the treasures of Chinese literature.

Chinese classical literature had many unique characteristics, including: 1. Focus on describing characters: Chinese classical literature paid great attention to the description of characters, especially the portrait of characters. In the novel, the characters 'personalities, psychology, behavior, and emotions are described in detail so that the readers can have a deeper understanding of the characters' inner world. 2. Pay attention to the plot: The plots of Chinese classical literature are often very vivid, complicated, full of suspense and surprises. The author would usually push the development of the story through carefully designed plots so that the readers could feel the ups and downs of emotions as the story progressed. 3. Emotion: The emotional descriptions of Chinese classical literature are very good. They can often let the readers feel the author's emotions and thoughts through words. The emotional descriptions in novels were often infectious and could touch the hearts of readers and resonate with them. 4. Pay attention to cultural inheritance: Chinese classical literature is an important part of Chinese culture, which contains rich cultural content and historical value. The author would usually show the essence and values of Chinese traditional culture through the stories and characters in the novel so that the readers could have a deeper understanding of Chinese culture. 5. Elegant language: The language of Chinese classical literature is often very beautiful, concise, rhythmic and infectious. The language in the novel was often full of poetry and philosophy, which could arouse the readers 'aesthetic fatigue and emotional resonance.