Linguistic Features of Literary Short Message Style

A: Literary style is a style that adapts to the reality reflected by literary works, including novels, essays, poems, plays and other literary works. Judging from the linguistic features, literary style has three outstanding features: image, emotion and aesthetic feeling.

In terms of rhetorical features, poetry embodies obvious beauty of music and artistic conception. Its musical beauty is mainly reflected in the special pursuit of rhythm and rhythm, and its artistic conception beauty is formed through the comprehensive use of words, sentences, sounds and rhetorical devices. Drama is embodied in the flexible pursuit of musical beauty and the special pursuit of conflict. The former means that most dramas pay attention to the beauty of rhythm, but the requirements are not so strict relative to poetry; The latter means that the drama emphasizes the use of elements such as pronunciation, writing, syntax and rhetoric to reflect certain conflicts in plot setting and characterization. Fiction and prose belong to non-rhymes, and there are few restrictions on musicality. However, some writers' typical works can still reflect a natural musical beauty different from poetry by controlling factors such as level tones, syllables and sentence patterns. Novels emphasize the artistic representation of life, so they attach great importance to accurate and vivid words, while prose generally emphasizes lyricism, standardization and experience of words.