The titles with rich literary charm are:
1. "Harvest":
"Harvest" is a large-scale literary publication founded in July 1957. Bimonthly magazine, founded by Ba Jin and Jin Yi. The magazine mainly publishes medium-length novels. In March 2018, it won the honor of "Top 100 Social Science Journals in 2017".
2. "Yuhua":
A monthly literary magazine sponsored by the Jiangsu Provincial Writers Association, founded in 1957. The purpose of "Yuhua" is: "Traditional realism, modern spirit, literature and culture, and humanistic humanities." The slogan of "Yuhua" is: "Shorter, shorter, shorter." Prose, essays, and essays are rich and lively. , characterized by frankness and sharpness. Promote social conscience and reflect the voice of the people.
3. "Contemporary":
The publication policy of "Contemporary" magazine is: to pay attention to the contemporary, social and literary nature of the works; to be compatible with hundreds of schools of thought, with special emphasis on realism . In terms of subject matter, style, expression techniques and other aspects, more attention is paid to the pursuit of diversity.
4. "October":
It is a large-scale literary magazine founded in August 1978. It mainly publishes novellas, short stories, essays, scripts, poetry, etc. Literary works are published on the 10th of every single month. The title of the publication was inscribed by calligrapher Li Huajin, and Mao Dun wrote the launch words for the first issue.
"October" means that the "Gang of Four" was crushed in October 1976. People bid farewell to ten years of nightmares and began the pursuit and dream of a new life. The works published in "October" and received favorable reviews not only record the depth of thought of an era, but also record the precision of art of an era.
5. "Grudge":
Founded in July 1956, it is China's first original literary magazine for young people and has gone through a glorious history of 62 years. At present, the circulation of "Sprouting" has reached 500,000 copies. It is an original literary magazine that has a profound influence on Chinese youth.
In 1999, Sprout teamed up with 13 famous universities to organize China’s authoritative essay competition—New Concept Essay Competition. The competition has unearthed post-80s cultural idols such as Han Han, Guo Jingming, and Zhang Yueran, and "Grudge" is known as the "cradle of post-80s idols."
The official Weibo of "Grudge" stated that after research, it was decided that "Grudge" (the second half of the month) will cease publication starting from July 2015. "Grudge" has been adjusted from a semi-monthly publication to a monthly publication.
6. "Yilin"
Formerly known as "Spring Breeze", it is a Chinese version of a bimonthly magazine supervised by the Propaganda Department of the Changchun Municipal Party Committee of the Communist Party of China and sponsored by the Changchun Federation of Literary and Art Circles. .
In April 2003, "Spring Breeze·Yilin" began preparations and was officially launched in August; in June 2004, with the approval of the Press and Publication Administration, it was officially renamed "Yilin" from the 7th issue; 2005 In May of this year, it was changed from monthly to semi-monthly.
According to China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) on June 1, 2018, "Yilin" has published 25,821 articles, been downloaded 299,835 times, and cited 188 times. As of December 2013, the monthly circulation of "Yilin" magazine reached a maximum of 2 million copies.