The Traditional Literature of Taiwan

There were many representatives of Taiwan literature, including: Lin Yutang: A famous scholar, translator, and cultural critic in modern China. 2. Jin Yong: The famous Wuxia novel is known as the "father of Wuxia novels". 3. Ancient Dragon: Famous martial arts novels were known as " There is no ancient dragon after the ancient dragon." 4. Lao She: Famous masterpieces of modern China include Camel Xiangzi. 5. Qiong Yao: Famous romance novels such as Princess Huanzhu. These people were known as the representatives of Taiwan literature.

Taiwan literature referred to the literature on the island of Taiwan, including novels, prose, poetry, and so on. Taiwan's literature has distinct characteristics of the times and regions, and has been influenced by the cultures of the mainland of China, Japan, the United States, and Europe. The development and changes of Taiwan literature have gone through many years. One of the characteristics of Taiwan literature was its emphasis on self-expression and human exploration. Many of them reflected the reality of society and history by describing the hearts and emotions of the characters. Another characteristic of Taiwan literature was its emphasis on humane care and deep thinking. Many of his works involved social, political, cultural, historical, and other issues, and through in-depth thinking and discussion, they triggered the readers 'thoughts and resonance. Taiwan literature also had a high status and influence on a global scale. Many of his works had won international awards and good reviews, such as Lao She's Camel Xiangzi, Yu Hua's Alive, and Mo Yan's Red Soroliang Family. Taiwan literature was also widely translated into many languages and spread around the world.

Taiwan literature referred to the literary creations on the island of Taiwan, which mainly covered novels, essays, poems, plays, and other literary forms. Taiwan literature began to develop in the 1980s and experienced many periods, forming a unique literary style and style characteristics. The representative works of Taiwan literature include "Taiwan Literature Classics" and "Ten Years of Taiwan Literature". Among them, the works of Lu Xun, Lao She, Jin Yong and others were considered to be the representative figures of modern Chinese literature. Taiwan literature was also influenced by Japanese literature, American literature, and Chinese social experience, forming a unique literary style and theme. The development and influence of Taiwan literature on Chinese literature cannot be ignored. It has also had a wide impact on the world.

The references to Taiwan literature included: 1. History of Taiwan literature: The history of Taiwan literature is a historical discipline that studies the development of Taiwan literature. The history of Taiwan literature can be divided into many periods, such as the New Literature Movement, the 1950s to the 1970s, and the 1980s to the present. 2. Selection of Taiwan Literature: The Selection of Taiwan Literature is a collection of books from Taiwan for readers 'reference. 3. Famous works of Taiwan literature: Famous works of Taiwan literature include classic works such as Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, Journey to the West, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, etc. 4 Taiwan: Taiwan is an academic paper on Taiwan's creation. 5. Translated works of Taiwan literature: Translated works of Taiwan literature include literary works translated from Taiwan into other countries.

Important schools of thought in Taiwan's literature included: 1. New literature: New literature is a literary school that began to appear in Taiwan in the 1960s. It emphasized the close connection between literature and social reality and pursued true and touching literary works. Representative, Qian Zhongshu, Lin Yutang, etc. 2. Taiwan Modern Fictions: The Taiwan Modern Fictions were a literary genre that rose in Taiwan from the 1930s to the 1950s. They focused on describing the real life of Taiwan society and emphasized the exploration of human nature and self-awareness. Representative, Jiang Wenli, Yang Jinhua, etc. 3. Wuxia novels: Wuxia novels are one of the important schools of literature in Taiwan. They originated from Hong Kong in the 1920s and developed in Taiwan from the 1930s to the 1950s. Representative, Gu Long, Huang Yi, and their works were not only popular in the Chinese world but also influenced overseas. 4. Literature and Art Fictions: Literature and Art Fictions are works that describe Taiwan's culture, art, and social life, with the theme of showing Taiwan's unique cultural and historical background. Representative, Zheng Fengxi, Xie Hexian, etc. Prose genre: Prose genre is a literary form in Taiwan literature that focuses on expressing emotions and recording life. Representative, Yang Jiang, Lao She, etc. These literary schools intertwined with each other to form the variety and richness of Taiwan's literature.

Among the works of Taiwan writers, there were a few novels that were worth recommending. The first was Bai Xianyong's " People of Taibei." It was a collection of short stories. Through 14 short stories, it depicted various characters and classes during the Republic of China, forming a " Along the River During Qingming Festival " during the Republic of China. In addition, Lin Yutang's novels such as Moment in Peking and Ironic, as well as essays and essays such as The Feast of Life and The Art of Living, are also worth recommending. Li Qiao's Cold Night Trilogy was a magnificent epic and was regarded as the most important classic in Taiwan literature. Zhu Xining's short story collection, Dawn, was also one of the classics of Taiwan literature. Other than that, there were also works by authors like Lai He, Zhang Ailing, and Wang Zhenhe that were worth reading.

There are a few novels in Taiwan literature that are worth recommending. The first was Bai Xianyong's " People of Taibei." It was a collection of short stories. Through 14 short stories, it depicted various characters and classes during the Republic of China, forming a " Along the River During Qingming Festival " during the Republic of China. In addition, Lin Yutang's novels such as Moment in Peking and Ironic, as well as essays and essays such as The Feast of Life and The Art of Living, are also worth recommending. Li Qiao's Cold Night Trilogy was a magnificent epic and was regarded as the most important classic in Taiwan literature. Zhu Xining's short story collection, Dawn, was also one of the classics of Taiwan literature. Other than that, there were also works by authors like Lai He, Zhang Ailing, and Wang Zhenhe that were worth reading.

The literature of Taiwan and Hong Kong is an important part of Chinese literature. They originated from different historical and cultural environments, but they were both influenced by the New Culture Movement since the May 4th Movement and became important branches of modern Chinese literature. Taiwan literature mainly originated in the 1940s, with Taiwan's unique culture, history, and social environment as the background, presenting a unique literary style and theme, such as the new literary trend of thought during the May Fourth Movement, realism, expressionism, post-realism, etc. Taiwan's literature was deeply influenced by Chinese culture, but also by Western literature such as America, Faulkner, Marquez, and Japanese literature. Hong Kong literature originated in the 1960s, with the theme of feeding back the the mainland of China, resisting colonial rule, and pursuing freedom. A group of outstanding writers such as Lao She, Jin Yong, Liang Shiqiu, Lin Yutang, etc. emerged. Hong Kong's literary works are deeply influenced by Western culture, especially American and British literature. At the same time, they are also influenced by traditional Chinese culture, such as Tang poetry and Song poetry, Ming and Qing novels, etc. Both Taiwan literature and Hong Kong literature are important components of Chinese literature. They represent the style of Chinese literature in different historical periods and different cultural backgrounds, and have made important contributions to the development and prosperity of Chinese literature.

Hong Kong literature and Taiwan literature are both important parts of Asian literature, each with their own unique literary style and development process. Hong Kong literature originated in the early 20th century, when Hong Kong became a British colony, literary works that mainly described social reality and human nature began to appear. In the second half of the 20th century, Hong Kong literature began to be influenced by Chinese literature, and some literary works reflecting the ideology of the country and Chinese culture appeared. The rise of Taiwan literature in the 20th century was different from that of Hong Kong literature. At that time, Taiwan was still under the rule of the Qing Dynasty. It was not until the middle of the 20th century that it became an independent country. Taiwan's literature mainly described Taiwan's society and human nature, reflecting Taiwan's history, politics, and cultural environment. In the 20th century, there were many outstanding works in Taiwan literature, such as Yang Jiang, Qian Zhongshu, Lin Yutang, Gu Long, etc. Their works were translated into many languages and widely spread all over the world. After the 21st century, Taiwan's literature began to receive international attention, and a group of young people such as Mo Yan, Yu Hua, Su Tong, and others emerged. Their works also received widespread praise and recognition. Hong Kong literature and Taiwan literature are both treasures of Asian literature, representing the essence of literary creation in different cultural backgrounds, worthy of our in-depth study and appreciation.

There are many schools of thought from traditional literature to modern literature. The following are some of the common schools: 1. Classic literature: Classic literature refers to the literary genre based on ancient Greek and Roman literature. The main literary works include Homer's Iliad and Odey, and plays by William. 2. Renaissance literature: Renaissance literature refers to the literary school that rose in Europe from the end of the 16th century to the beginning of the 17th century. The main representative works include Vergil's poems and William's plays. 3. Baroque literature: Baroque literature refers to the literary school that rose in Europe from the end of the 17th century to the beginning of the 18th century. The main representative works include Planck's philosophical works and Bach's musical works. 4. Romanticism literature: Romanticism literature refers to the literary school that rose in the early 19th century. The main representatives of the literary school include works such as Johann Christoffe, such as Chopin and so on. 5. Realist literature: Realist literature refers to a literary school that emphasizes the sense of realism and realism. The main representative figures include Balzac, Dickens, and other representative works such as Human Comedy. 6. Modern literature: Modern literature refers to a literary school that emphasizes personal inner experience and semiotics. The main representative figures include Voltaire and Nietzsche, and other representative works such as Nietzsche's Philosophy. 7. Postmodern literature: Postmodern literature refers to the literary schools that rose in the second half of the 20th century. The main representative figures include Kafka and Marquez, and their representative works include One Hundred Years of Solitude. 8. Modern literature: Modern literature refers to the literary genre that rose from the 1930s to the 1960s. The main representative figures include Ernest, Faulkner, and other representative works such as The Great Gatsby.