China's earliest modern writing is

China's earliest modern drama is Life Events.

The author of Lifelong Events is Hu Shi. 19 19 was published in the third issue of new youth, volume 6, with the author's preface and postscript attached. The author said that it was originally written in English at the request of a friend and later translated into Chinese. This is one of the earliest plays in China. The script describes the story of Tian Yamei, the only daughter of a middle-class family, who ran away from home to fight for marital autonomy.

The plot is relatively simple. However, the anti-feudal theme is distinct, and it is recognized that it is obviously influenced by Ibsen, and its appearance will promote the creation and performance of social dramas in the future.

Hu Shi's works include Hu Shi Wen Cun, Outline of China's Philosophy History, History of Vernacular Literature, Hu Shi's Recent Academic Works, Wang Shu of Huainan, Forty Books, Notes of Zanghui Room, etc.

The main characters in the event of a lifetime:

The characters are Mrs. Tian, Mr. Tian, Tian Yamei, fortune teller and so on. The protagonist Tian Yamei is a young woman who has anti-feudal thoughts and pursues love freedom. She fell in love with teacher Chen, an international student, but was stopped by her family.

When her patient persuasion and pleading were useless, she had to leave a note and announce to her parents: "This is a lifelong event for children, and children should make their own decisions." Then he drove away in Mr. Chen's car.

Mrs. Tian and Mr. Tian are representatives of feudal thought and feudal social forces. To some extent, the script reflects the conflict between feudal thought and personality consciousness that requires free love. The script is obviously influenced by Ibsen.

Although his anti-feudal theme is weak, it has aroused strong repercussions because it touches on social issues such as the autonomy of marriage and women's liberation, which are generally concerned by the awakened youth. It has played a certain role in promoting China's early drama creation and opened the atmosphere of social problem drama.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Lifelong Event