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This book draws on Western feminist theories and perspectives to analyze the differences in expression forms, development characteristics, spiritual connotations, contents and propositions of Chinese and Western ecofeminism in literary works. The ecological characteristics are first reflected in the "naturalness" of contemporary literature. Nature is "reenchanted" and regains its spirituality. The concept of treating nature as a resource and profit-making tool has been criticized; the core beliefs of ecology such as equality between species, harmonious coexistence between man and nature, obeying the laws of nature, and maintaining natural restraint have also penetrated into contemporary literature. Secondly, the relationship between human nature\u002F sensibility and social nature\u002F rationality has been reorganized. The author believes that the propositions of ecological literature are consistent with the traditional Chinese spirit, and it is possible for Chinese literature to develop ecofeminism with national characteristics.