Literary staging refers to the process of dividing and classifying literary works according to time sequence and specific historical background. Different literary stages have different themes, styles and forms of expression, which reflect the changes and development of society, politics and economy at that time. The following will take China literature as an example to briefly introduce the main stages of China literature.

1. Ancient Literature (Pre-Qin to Sui and Tang Dynasties):

The literature of this period mainly includes a large number of ancient books such as The Book of Songs, Songs of the South and The Analects of Confucius. These works express the wisdom of life, interpersonal relationship and moral standards of ancient people. Picture:

2. Tang and Song literature:

The Tang and Song Dynasties were the heyday of Chinese ancient literature, with representative works such as A Dream of Red Mansions, The Water Margin and The Book of Songs. The literary works of this period are ambitious, gorgeous and delicate, which have a far-reaching impact on later generations. Picture:

3. Yuan, Ming and Qing literature:

Literary works in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties are rich in content and diverse in forms. Masterpieces such as The Journey to the West and A Dream of Red Mansions. The literary works of this period pay attention to the description and criticism of social reality. Picture:

4. Modern literature:

Since the 20th century, China literature has entered the stage of modernist literature. His representative works include Home and Life. Modern literature pays attention to social problems and explores human nature, showing more diversity and individuality. Picture:

These are the main stages of China literature, and each stage has its own unique artistic style and wonderful works. The division of literary stages helps us better understand and appreciate literary works in different periods, and also helps us better understand and grasp the context of cultural development.