China's short stories in classical Chinese in Tang Dynasty are mainly about monsters, martial arts and love. The legendary character description and structural layout are quite complete, which indicates the maturity of China's classical novels. Tang Pei's first work Legend is mainly about ghosts and love. The plot is novel and full of fantasy. Some stories are widely circulated, cited as allusions by later generations, or compiled into plays and scripts. Legend has it that the language is gorgeous, and prose is often mixed with lovers' sentences and interspersed with some poems. Drama in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Zhugongdiao, Zaju and Ming and Qing Dynasties all got a lot of materials from them, so they are also called "legends".
The long story poem in medieval European knight literature, also known as legend, was transliterated as "Rome". With medieval knight's adventure, ranger and love as the theme, such as Tristan and Ithaca, Hogasen and Nicolai. /kloc-became a prose style after the 0/3 century, and the novels in the heyday of European romanticism evolved from this legend.