Mao Zedong’s Concept Of People’s Literature And Art Inherited And Developed The People-oriented Thought In Ancient China

People’s nature is the soul and core of Mao Zedong’s literary and artistic thought.The people run through the whole process of Mao Zedong’s literary and artistic view.Mao Zedong’s literary and artistic view can also be called the people’s literary and artistic view.The sources of Mao Zedong’s people-oriented thoughts on literature and art are various,among which the people-oriented thoughts in ancient China are the deep ideological foundation of Mao Zedong’s people’s literature and art.The inherent uniqueness and distinctive Chinese characteristics of Mao Zedong’s people’s literary and artistic views all inspire us to trace back the history of Chinese thought and explore the influence of ancient Chinese people-oriented thoughts on Mao Zedong’s people’s literary and artistic views.Mao Zedong’s inheritance and development of the people-oriented thought in ancient China originates from the needs of the times and Mao Zedong’s profound traditional culture.Mao Zedong’s people’s literary and artistic view inherits the ancient Chinese people-oriented thought in the respects of valuing the people,calming the people and nurturing the people,and establishes a revolutionary literary and artistic view based on the.people and rooted in the needs of the people.At the same time,Mao Zedong’s concept of people’s literature and art also developed the ancient Chinese people-oriented thought in the respects of valuing the people,benefiting the people and thinking from the people.It truly established the people as the core of literature and art,mobilized the strength of the majority of the people,and played the greatest role of literature and art at that time.The new era is facing new problems.It is also of great significance to discuss the inheritance and development of Mao Zedong’s people’s literary and artistic view on the people-oriented thought in ancient China for the development and progress of our current literary and artistic creation and theory.