In political lyrics, "poets" will appear as spokesmen of "class" (or "people") to express their comments and emotional reactions to important contemporary political events and social trends of thought. Generally speaking, this kind of comment and reaction can't have multiple perspectives and voices, because its spiritual "resources" come from the unified narrative of real history at that time. In the form of poetry, it is a combination of strong emotional catharsis and political narration, that is, "it is actually an abstract concept, an abstract concept."

Women's literature—

The study of women's literature is a western concept of literary criticism, which originated in Europe and America in the late 1980s. A group of scholars, represented by Gray Green in the United States and Cora Kaplan in the United Kingdom, attempt to "rewrite all norms and laws derived from the male cultural system" and "uncover the suppressed and hidden body, unconscious and deep desires in culture and language"; Its analytical method "combines language structuralism, Marxism, psychoanalysis and deconstruction". China's female literature began in 1980s, which refers to literary works that pay attention to women's living conditions and subjective thoughts, and its authors are not necessarily women. Feminist literature originated in Britain and the United States, with feminist color. Representative figures such as Bova are literature with the theme of women's concern and facing female readers.

Baihua literature-

In the first half of 1956 and 1957, some important changes took place in literary thought and creation. This was a common phenomenon in the "Oriental Group" at that time. In China, the slogan of "Let a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend" put forward by Mao Zedong in May, 1956, has promoted and supported the strong demand for change in various fields.