World literature refers to the acquisition of all literature produced in the world throughout history, regardless of race, region, language, thought, or class.
There are 4 postgraduate entrance examination subjects in the literature category. Among them, the postgraduate entrance examination subjects for comparative literature and world literature are politics, English, professional course one and professional course two. The full scores are 100 points, 100 points, 150 points and 150 points respectively. Politics , English is a subject of the national unified examination, and the examination subjects of professional courses are different in each school. For details, you can check it in the enrollment major catalog published by the school that year.
The art of using language and words to vividly reflect objective reality, including novels, essays, dramas, poems, etc. The subjects for the postgraduate entrance examination of Comparative Literature and World Literature are Politics, English I, Literary Criticism and Writing, and Chinese Literature (including ancient Chinese and modern contemporary literature). The contents of the professional courses are different from each other in major universities.