Yu Dafu's creation was divided into several stages?

Sun Li's literary creation could be divided into three stages: 1. Youth (1950-1966): During this period, Sun Li's literary works were mainly short stories and essays, such as Lotus Lake, Luhua, Deep in the Mountain, etc. These works expressed the rural life and sufferings of the Chinese society at that time, revealing some problems of the Chinese society at that time. 2. Middle-aged period (1966-1980): During this period, Sun Li's literary works were mainly novellas and novels such as Youth, Wind and Cloud, Iron Flower, etc. These works reflected the life of the Chinese countryside at that time and showed the development and changes of the Chinese society at that time. 3. In his later years (1980-2000), Sun Li's literary works were mainly prose, essays and essays, such as Sun Li's Essay Collection and The Recipe of the Soul. These works showed Sun Li's thoughts on Chinese traditional culture and modern culture, as well as his understanding of life. Sun Li's literary creation had experienced a constant change from reflecting rural life to urban life and then to paying attention to social reality, which showed the variety and depth of her literary creation.

Cultivation was an ancient cultural tradition that had different descriptions and classifications in different novels. Generally speaking, cultivation can be divided into the following stages, and each stage can be divided into multiple realms. 1. Mortal Stage: Cultivators who have just stepped into the door of cultivation are in a mortal state of body and soul, and do not have the ability to cultivate. 2. Initial stage: Cultivators gradually possess some cultivation abilities after a certain amount of cultivation, but they are still in the initial stage. For example, they can use some basic spells and divine powers. [Middle Realm: After a period of cultivation, a cultivator's body and mind will gradually be upgraded to the middle realm. For example, they can cultivate some more complicated spells and divine powers.] 4. Higher realms: Cultivators reach a higher level of their body and mind after a long period of cultivation. For example, they can master the unique divine powers and spells of cultivators. 5. Perfection Realm: Cultivators reach the state of being one with their body and mind through long-term cultivation. When they reach the Perfection Realm, they already possess the unique energy and divine powers of cultivators. They can carry out various operations unique to cultivators and reach the highest realm of cultivators. It should be noted that different novels might have different descriptions of cultivation stages and realms. This was only the general classification.

Ancient China could be divided into many stages, specifically the following periods: 1 Xia Dynasty (21st century B.C. -16th century B.C.) 2. Shang Dynasty (16th century B.C. -11th century B.C.) 3. Western Zhou (c. 11th century B.C. -771 B.C.) 4. Eastern Zhou (770 B.C. -256 A.D.) The Xia and Shang dynasties were the earliest dynasties in ancient China, while the Western and Eastern Zhou dynasties were important periods in ancient Chinese history. The history of this period was rich in cultural heritage and excellent literary works such as Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margins, Dream of the Red Chamber and other classic works.

Yu Dafu's novel creation can be traced back to his youth. During the period of social change in China, he personally experienced the life of various social classes and had a deeper understanding of social reality. Yu Dafu had also been influenced by Western culture. He had read modernist literature during his studies abroad and had a certain understanding of the ideas and styles of modernist literature. These experiences and reading had an impact on his novel creation. Yu Dafu's works usually depicted various aspects of modern Chinese social life, including social class, interpersonal relationships, love, marriage, family, etc. His works had a strong realism color and also integrated the elements of modern literature to present a unique artistic style.

In most fantasy novels, cultivation was generally divided into the following stages: 1. Mortal Stage: Cultivators who have yet to cultivate into humans are in the mortal state of body and mind, and need to rely on food and reiki to maintain their lives. 2. Foundation Establishment Stage: Cultivators achieve the goal of Foundation Establishment by refining pills and absorbing spiritual energy. At this time, the body is initially formed and the soul is tempered. 3. Core Formation Stage: The cultivator's body will gradually become stronger and the soul will become purer. The spiritual energy of the pill will become richer and richer. The body can condense an inner core. 4. Soul Formation Stage: The inner core of the cultivator's body matures day by day, the body gradually becomes stronger, and the soul gradually sublimates. The cultivator can enter the divine realm by absorbing the spiritual energy from the outside world. 5. Integration Stage: The cultivator absorbs the spiritual energy of heaven and earth to condense into a golden core. At this time, the body has become abnormally strong. The soul and the body have fused into one. The big move can be activated to show great strength. 6. Ascension Stage: When a Xiuzhenist's strength reaches the limit, they can leave the Mortal World and enter the Immortal World or the Divine World by absorbing the spiritual energy of heaven and earth. The above was the cultivation stage of ordinary fantasy novels. Different authors might have different levels of cultivation.

Chinese contemporary literature can be roughly divided into the following stages: The initial stage (1949 - 1978): This stage was mainly the restoration and reconstruction of the old literary tradition. The literary style was mainly realism. The representative works were "Red Sun" and "Crying in the Drizzle". 2. Modern literature stage (1978 - 1990): During this stage, literature showed a trend of diverse development. The literary style was more diverse. The works reflected real life, but also paid attention to culture, politics, history and other fields. The representative works were "Living" and "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood". 3. The contemporary literature stage (1990 - 2010): This stage of literature focuses on the discussion of human nature, emotions, and social reality. The style of the works is more imaginative and creative. Representative works include Border Town, One Hundred Years of Solitude, etc. 4. Modern and postmodern literature stage (2010-present): This stage of literature presents postmodern works that pay more attention to free individuals and human destiny. The representative works include "The Three-Body Problem" and "Dark Forest". These stages are because the development of contemporary Chinese literature has gone through many periods. There are different cultural, political and social backgrounds in different historical periods. These factors will affect the development and creation of literature. At the same time, the development and changes of literature were also constantly evolving.

Yu Dafu's novels were called "autobiographies" because his novels were inspired by his own personal experiences and feelings to show social reality and human nature. This kind of writing method was called "autobiography" because the author played the role of "narrator" in the novel to narrate and tell the story. Yu Dafu's novels described the urban life and the process of China's modernisation as the main line, showing the various contradictions and problems of Chinese society at that time, such as the gap between the rich and the poor, feudal traditions, education and culture, etc. His works were full of strong humane care and realism, and were deeply loved and sought after by readers.

The British psychologist, Wallace, divided creative thinking into four stages: Perception stage: At this stage, people begin to notice the world around them and try to understand and explain them. 2. Affirmation Stage: At this stage, people begin to affirm their perception and understanding and try to find and create new possibilities. 3. Negative stage: At this stage, people begin to realize their own shortcomings and shortcomings and try to deny their past ideas and practices. 4. Creation stage: In this stage, people begin to surpass their own limitations and create new ideas and possibilities and try to realize them.

Wang Zengqi's novels were usually divided into the following stages: childhood: a period of innocence and pure fantasy, usually spent in the countryside. 2. Youth: Start to come into contact with society, experience life's setbacks and tribulations, and become mature and deep. 3. Middle-aged age: After experiencing some twists and turns in life, he began to become calm and steady. At the same time, he began to pay attention to social reality. In his later years, Wang Zengqi usually experienced a lot of deep thinking and reflection on his life. He began to re-examine his life and value, and also paid attention to the social and historical background at that time. The descriptions of these stages were usually full of feelings and thoughts about life, and at the same time, they also showed Wang Zengqi's unique literary style and depth of thought.