(1) From scholar and mirror to hero —— On the imperial examination system in the eyes of Qing intellectuals.

The main point of this paper is that the above three chapters of Huizi novels all use a lot of space to express the author's cognition of the imperial examination system. Connecting with today's college entrance examination, perhaps the landlord can dig out a deeper connotation to discuss.

(2) The revival and end of landscape prose in the late Ming Dynasty —— On the landscape prose of Gong 'an School and Zhang Dai.

The main point of this paper: On the basis of analyzing the landscape prose of Gong 'an School and Zhang Dai, this paper discusses the progress of their works relative to the middle and early Ming Dynasty, and also discusses the shortcomings of their works relative to the Tang and Song Dynasties. Then, according to the above comparison, it summarizes the trend of "revival" and "dead end" of prose in the late Ming Dynasty (even the prose of Tongcheng School in the early Qing Dynasty can be compared).

(3) The development of "Qu" style in Southern Opera-on Pipa.

The main points of this paper: Taking Pipa Ji as an example, this paper analyzes the innovation of Nan Opera in the late Yuan Dynasty on the basis of Yuan Zaju, why it can be passed down through the ages, what fresh elements it has injected into the dead-end Yuan Opera, how it embodies the transitional role of connecting the past with the future, and how it makes the theme of "Qu" glow with vitality (even its influence on the legends of the Ming and Qing Dynasties can be discussed).

The above three thesis topics (1) are all novels, (2) prose and (3) opera, which belong to three different dynasties of Qing, Ming and Yuan, so the landlord chooses more, and these topics are also creative, and they will not follow the old road of Four Great Classical Novels or Guan Hanqing's zaju to avoid similarities.

Of course, whether it can be written well depends on the landlord's own literary skills.