The End of the Book - the Commonality of Literary Creation and the Specificity of Film Literature

Abstract

This article discusses the commonalities of literary creation and the special characteristics of film literature, and explores the complementary relationship between the two. In terms of the commonalities of literary creation, it includes the shared characteristics of artistic expression, emotional transmission, and narrative structure. As a form of creation with multiple media, film literature combines the power of images and sound, as well as the special ways of presenting time and space. This article highlights the importance of the mutual influence and promotion between literary creation and film literature, and proposes opportunities for cross-border innovation and collaboration. Overall, literary creation and film literature embody the essence of artistic expression, while the special characteristics of film literature make it a unique form of art. They mutually influence and enrich human cultural creativity.