Focusing on this important issue, over 100 online literature writers gathered on the Shanghai platform | Writers | Online Literature
The seventh advanced training class of the China Writers Association Network Literature Shanghai Research and Training Base, "Network Writer Cultural Inheritance and Development Advanced Research Class," which lasted for one week, opened on July 10th. Nearly 120 online writers from across the country gathered in Shanghai.
The theme of this advanced online literature training course is "Cultural Inheritance and Development". The students are recommended by the Network Literature Center of the China Writers Association, Yuewen Group, Shanghai Qimao Cultural Media Co., Ltd., Shanghai Internet Writers Association, Shanghai University Creative Writing Center, and Chinese Literature Network.
Wang Wei, Secretary of the Party Group of the Shanghai Writers Association, said that the literary industry resonates with various undertakings of the Party and the country, and it is inevitable to take the path of high-quality development. As the most vibrant and flourishing online literature in the literary industry, it is imperative to undertake an important mission in the high-quality development of the literary industry. "Vigorously promoting the online literature industry has become an important part of Shanghai's literary work. As one of the important birthplaces of China's online literature, Shanghai has developed for many years and gathered a group of influential online literature writers with strong publishing capabilities on online literature platforms, gradually forming a network literature ecosystem that can operate in a healthy manner." Wang Wei said, "The power of online literature is playing an increasingly important role in Shanghai's literary creation and public services, as well as literary exports to the outside world. The Shanghai Writers' Association collaborates with the Network Literature Committee of the China Writers' Association, the Network Literature Center of the China Writers' Association, and other organizations to carry out multiple work and build multiple platforms in the cultivation of online literature talents, research on the development of online literature, and awards for online literature works. The Shanghai Writers' Association holds high-level research on online literature." Ben is one of them. "
"Taking the initiative to shoulder a new cultural mission and making more contributions to the construction of a cultural power through online literature," said Zhu Gang, Deputy Director of the Network Literature Center of the China Writers' Association. The theme of this high-level research class is clear, and the curriculum setting fully combines ideological and literary aspects, as well as concepts and practices. It is hoped that online literature writers can deeply grasp the new cultural mission they shoulder in the new era and new journey, further clarify the basic issues of "who to write for" and "what to write for" in online literature, and further enhance their sense of responsibility for the new cultural mission; Deeply grasp the cultural stance of creative transformation and innovative development of excellent traditional Chinese culture, and fully apply it to the narrative practice of online literature. "The activated writing and extended narration of traditional culture have brought strong impetus and vibrant landscape to online literature, which is one of the important symbols of online literature as a new form of literature. Online literature creation should 'abide by the right and not the old, respect the ancient and not retro', with a heart of respect and kindness, further study the story model, narrative structure, and core essence of traditional culture, activate traditional culture in the narration of contemporary life, and explore new narrative modes of online literature."
During the training course, online literature writers will listen to different themed courses brought by Yang Zao, a researcher at the Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Lu Nei, a novelist, Xia Lie, the Dean of the Cultural and Creative Industry Research Institute of Hangzhou Normal University, the Secretary of the Party Committee of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, and Wang Hongtu, a professor at the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Fudan University. They will also participate in activities such as science and technology development achievement themed study tours and interviews, as well as the search for the red footprint of the Party's birthplace in Shanghai.
