报告：中国新大众文艺从“精英代言”转向“文化自主表达”

Core Insights - The report indicates a shift in China's new popular literature from an "elite representation" model to a "cultural self-expression" model, emphasizing the core content of artistic expression as the grassroots people's authentic life experiences [1][2] Group 1: New Popular Literature Characteristics - New popular literature is characterized by diverse forms of cultural self-expression from ordinary people, contrasting with traditional works by professional writers and artists [1] - The creation of new popular literature follows a people-centered creative direction, with new subjects, new mediums, new works, and new forces in the cultural landscape [2] - The internet and smart devices have dismantled barriers to artistic creation, allowing everyday workers to express their experiences through poetry, essays, and non-fiction writing, resulting in works that are simple in language and rich in emotional authenticity [2] Group 2: Evolution and Future Directions - New popular literature breaks traditional genre boundaries, shifting from a one-way output to interactive co-creation in its dissemination mechanisms [2] - The aesthetic orientation of new popular literature leans towards popularization, everyday life, and emotional resonance, emphasizing the value of shared experiences [2] - The report stresses the need for a balance between popularization and quality, suggesting that media platforms should take responsibility for curating and nurturing quality content, while educational institutions and artistic organizations should provide training to enhance the skills of ordinary creators [3]