From the perspective of Marx's theory of literature and art, discusses the contemporary art contains the academic value, education value and social value, understand the Marx theory and the value of Chinese contemporary literature and importance, Marx's literary and art thoughts better associated with people's life, essentially help contemporary art to the deep direction, truly and the country, the fate of the nation, people, is the different aspects of contemporary art theory innovation, thought innovation, is more conducive to guide the contemporary art creation. As a famous German philosopher of Marxist theory of literature and art, Ernst Bloch has introduced "principle of hope" to contemporary art, especially the red song art, and "humanism". The song "Jiu er" expresses the profound history and culture, national emotional value deposits, highlighting the value quality of contemporary excellent culture and art and the value orientation popular with the people. Based on the perspective of Marxist literary and art theory, it has a high representative value and research value.

Marx's literary theory;Contemporary art;Bloch;Song "Jiu' er"

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DOI： https://doi.org/10.62639/ssperi08.20250102

Published： 2025