Anyway, It's Very Strange

The three basic characteristics of novels are: first, to shape the character's image and express the character or personality through the description of the character's appearance, dialogue, action and psychology; second, to have a certain storyline, through detailed description of social life, to express complex conflicts, narrate the occurrence, development, climax and ending of the story, and to show the changes in the character's personality in the development of the plot; third, to describe the specific social environment to express the historical background and social conditions in which the characters and events occurred, to highlight the characters and show the character's personality traits. Therefore, the author always describes the era in which he lives and embodies the truth of life he has understood through the characters he writes. And readers can only grasp the essence of life reflected in the works through their understanding of the characters.