On the cultural ideology of happy endings in Chinese literature

The cultural ideology of happy endings in Chinese literature mainly reflected people's yearning for a better life and hope for the future. A happy ending was often seen as a symbol of happiness, representing people's pursuit and yearning for happiness, harmony, and a happy life. In Chinese literature, happy endings are widely used to express people's yearning and pursuit for a better life. At the same time, it also reflects the values of reunion, harmony and happiness in Chinese culture. The happy ending also reflected people's beautiful expectations for the future. In Chinese literature, people often expressed their hopes and yearnings for the future by describing the beautiful scenes of the future. For example, Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu looked at each other and smiled at the end of Dream of the Red Chamber, which symbolized the perfect ending of their love. At the same time, it also showed people's beautiful expectations for a better life and future. The cultural ideology of happy endings in Chinese literature profoundly reflects people's yearning for a better life and hope for the future. At the same time, it also reflects the values of reunion, harmony and happiness in Chinese culture.

The happy ending in Chinese classical literature is usually described as all the main characters can live happily together. The plot usually includes the protagonist's successful revenge, defeating the enemy, obtaining a happy ending, and all the main characters get what they desire such as love, wealth, status, etc. This kind of ending was widely accepted because Chinese classical literature usually emphasized justice and peace and hoped that all the characters could get the rewards they deserved. In addition, a happy ending can also enhance the appeal and appeal of the work because it sends a positive emotion to the readers that everything can be solved satisfactorily and people can live happily together. Of course, different works may have different happy endings. Some works may have characters die or suffer unfortunate endings, but this does not mean that the happy endings in Chinese classical literature are unhealthy. Generally speaking, the happy ending was widely accepted in Chinese classical literature and injected deep emotion and meaning into the works.

The happy ending in classical Chinese literature is an important literary tradition. It is usually described as all the main characters achieving their goals, winning their victories and finally living happily together. This ending is often considered a victory because it shows that all the conflicts and tribulations of the story have been overcome and that all the characters have received the rewards they deserve. However, it should be noted that the happy ending in Chinese classical literature was not necessarily an optimistic ending. In some novels, a happy ending may imply deception, betrayal, and hypocrisy between the characters. In addition, a happy ending could also be interpreted as all the characters pursuing a seemingly perfect ending that could only be obtained in the end, but in fact, it was just a false happiness. Although the happy ending in Chinese classical literature may have some negative meanings, it is still a popular literary tradition because it shows that all the characters have achieved their goals and finally live happily together.

The cultural characteristics of Chinese literature are mainly manifested in the following aspects: Chinese literature has a long history and rich cultural heritage, such as traditional poetry, novels, opera, music, painting and other artistic forms. These cultural heritages not only inherited the essence of Chinese culture, but also provided rich inspiration and material for today's literary creation. 2. Pay attention to emotional expression: Since ancient times, Chinese literature has attached importance to emotional expression and emphasized the authenticity of human nature and emotions. There were many excellent literary works in Chinese literature that described human nature and emotions, such as Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, Journey to the West, and so on. 3. Pay attention to moral education: Chinese literature also pays attention to moral education, emphasizing human morality and moral cultivation. There were many excellent literary works in Chinese literature that described human nature and moral education, such as The Analects of Confucius, Tao Te Ching, and Water Margins. 4. emphasize collectivistic: Chinese literature emphasize collectivistic, emphasizing the overall interests and common destiny of mankind. There were many excellent literary works in Chinese literature that described the overall interests and collective destiny of mankind, such as "Dream of the Red Chamber","Water Margins","Journey to the West", etc. 5. Pay attention to realism: Chinese literature also pays attention to realism, emphasizing real social reality and human nature. There were many excellent literary works in Chinese literature that described real social reality and human nature, such as Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, Journey to the West, etc. Chinese literature has a deep traditional cultural accumulation, emphasis on emotional expression, emphasis on moral education, emphasis on collectivistic, emphasis on realism and other cultural characteristics. These cultural characteristics provide a solid foundation for the development and prosperity of Chinese literature.

Chinese contemporary literature has the following characteristics in terms of ideology and art. 1. Realism tendency: Chinese contemporary literature focuses on the concern of reality in terms of ideology. It deeply describes and analyses social phenomena and the lives of characters, showing a strong critical spirit of social reality. 2. Diverse expression: Chinese contemporary literature presents a variety of artistic forms, including novels, poems, essays, dramas, movies, music, and many other styles. At the same time, literary creation also focused on expressing one's emotions and thoughts, exploring oneself, and expressing oneself. 3. Pay attention to humane care: In terms of ideology, Chinese contemporary literature pays attention to humane care and pays attention to human nature, emotions, family, friendship and other basic human problems. It presents a profound reflection on human life and value. 4. Modern style: The contemporary Chinese literature shows a modern style in its writing style, including the reflection of traditional culture and history, the reference and absorption of western modern culture, and the reflection and exploration of multiculturalism. 5. Pay attention to the value of literature: Chinese contemporary literature pays attention to the value of literature, emphasizing the contribution of literature to society and mankind, and the enlightenment and guidance of literature to real life. At the same time, literature also attached importance to the artistic value and aesthetic value of literature itself.

Chinese classical literature has many unique cultural features, some of which are as follows: 1. Pay attention to the expression of emotion and human nature: Chinese classical literature has always paid attention to the expression of emotion and human nature. It shows the variety and complexity of human beings by describing the inner feelings and thoughts of characters. 2. Pay attention to the inheritance of morality and values: Many works in Chinese classical literature emphasize the inheritance of morality and values, such as Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, etc. These values included respect for elders, loyalty, benevolence, integrity, justice, and so on. 3. Supporting history: Chinese classical literature often uses history as a support to describe historical events and characters to show the development and changes of history. These works usually included descriptions and analyses of ancient society, politics, culture, and so on. 4. Pay attention to the creation of poetry and prose: In Chinese classical literature, poetry and prose are one of the most commonly used literary forms. These forms not only have the beauty of rhyme and rhythm, but also usually contain profound thoughts and emotional expressions. 5. Taking traditional culture as the background: Chinese classical literature often takes traditional culture as the background, such as Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism and other thoughts and cultures. These traditional cultures not only provided the theme and plot for the work, but also influenced the language, style and aesthetic concept of the work. These are some of the cultural characteristics of Chinese classical literature. These characteristics not only affect the works themselves, but also affect the development and inheritance of Chinese culture.

In the history of Chinese classical literature, the best novel that combined ideology and art was Dream of the Red Chamber. 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was considered a classic in the history of Chinese literature during the Qing Dynasty. The novel depicted the dramatic and complicated life of the Jia, Shi, Wang and Xue families. The novel not only had rich characters and plots, but also profound thoughts and philosophical meanings, such as the discussion of human nature, society, morality, love and so on. At the same time, the painting, music, poetry and other artistic elements of the novel also have a high level, making the work have a very high artistic value and thought value.

The cultural characteristics of ancient Chinese literature were multi-dimensional. The following are some of the important aspects: 1. Pay attention to traditional culture: Ancient Chinese literature played an important role in inheriting and promoting traditional culture. For example, ancient Chinese literature often mentioned that Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, Legalism, and other ideas had a profound impact on ancient Chinese society and culture. 2. Pay attention to emotional expression: Ancient Chinese literature pays attention to emotional expression and character creation. The works often show strong emotions and emotional conflicts. For example, in Dream of the Red Chamber, through the emotional entanglement between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu, it depicted the contradiction between family ethics and love in traditional Chinese society. 3. emphasize plot twists and turns: ancient Chinese literature emphasized plot twists and turns and suspense to make readers more involved in the work. For example, Water Margins showed the contradictions and struggles between the people in traditional Chinese society through the struggle between Lin Chong and Song Jiang. 4. Pay attention to literary form: Ancient Chinese literature also had high requirements in terms of literary form. For example, ancient Chinese literature often used poetry, prose, novels and other literary forms, each of which had its own unique characteristics and ways of expression. 5. Pay attention to cultural exchange: Ancient Chinese literature has also had a positive impact through the exchange and reference of other cultures. For example, ancient Chinese literature often quoted languages, allusions, and characters from other cultures to show respect and appreciation for other cultures.

Chinese teen school movies usually have happy endings. Here are some famous movies: " Charlotte's Worries ": The movie tells the story of a college student, Charlotte, who accidentally transmigrated to high school and experienced high school life again. Together with her best friend, Meng Tejiao, and her class teacher, Mr. Wang, she solved many campus problems and finally successfully entered university to realize her dream. 2." Tiny Times " series of movies: The movie tells the story of a group of young people's pursuit of fashion, entertainment, money and other aspects. In the end, they all realize their dreams and live the life they want. 3 " Gardenias Bloom ": The movie tells the story of a high school student and his four friends growing up and falling in love on campus. In the end, everyone finds their own happiness. " My Girlhood ": The movie tells the story of a young girl in high school. Her friendship, love, and dreams with her classmates still persist and finally realize her dreams after graduation. The movie tells the love story between a high school student and a mysterious girl. In the end, the two of them realize their dreams together. These are some of the more famous Chinese youth school movies. Their endings are usually beautiful, showing the hardships and efforts of the students in the process of growing up. At the same time, they also show their friendship, love, dreams and so on.

These novels also had an impact on the writing style. Some adopted a more straightforward and critical style to describe the absurdities of the era. This influenced later generations of writers in terms of how to use language to convey strong emotions and social criticism.