Chivalrous literature mostly writes the adventures and love stories of knights at the bottom of society. Under the influence of oriental literature, although they are loyal to religion and do not pursue asceticism, they show unique cultural characteristics, and the blending and influence of various cultures are obvious in chivalrous literature. Chivalrous lyric poetry is developed on the basis of palace-style poetry, which also embodies the characteristics of folk songs in form, which is different from China's poems in Tang Dynasty. Palace-style poetry is also a major feature of the development of poetry in China history.
The emergence of chivalrous literature is similar to that of China Song Dynasty, and it is the peak of the development of China Song Ci. The Crusade lasted for more than 200 years and was influenced by oriental culture. Moreover, Song Ci is another peak of China literature after the Tang Dynasty, and it also has a place in today's China. Most of the knights in knight literature come from the lives of the people at the bottom, and they are deeply touched by the lives of the people at the bottom, and most of them are chivalrous men without fixed positions. This is very similar to some poets in China who use poetry to express their ambitions and talents.
In chivalrous literature, Don Quixote, the hero of Don Quixote, is the one we have the most contact with. He was deeply influenced by chivalrous literature. He was thin, but he dressed himself as a knight and wanted to be a knight all his life. After three failed trips, he didn't find any position, and finally he realized that he didn't understand his mistakes until he died. And how many poets in China use poetry to express their pursuit and desire for official positions?