The College of Literature of Yangtze University is located in the scenic ancient city of Jingzhou, the east campus of Yangtze University. The College of Literature has four teaching departments: History Department, Chinese Language and Literature Department, Radio and Television Journalism Department and Radio and Television Director. It has various forms of running schools, such as postgraduate education, general undergraduate education and international student education. Chinese language and literature major is a key major at the school level. There are six provincial and university-level excellent courses in the hospital, including modern and contemporary literature, university-level excellent courses, modern Chinese, ancient Chinese, ancient literature in China, introduction to communication and humanistic quality education. The college has a TV production laboratory, a radio and print media editing laboratory, covering an area of more than 300 square meters, with total assets of more than 2.3 million yuan.

The college has a provincial-level Putonghua training and testing workstation, and the testing station has a standardized computer-aided testing room, which is responsible for the training and testing of Putonghua inside and outside the school. The college has a comprehensive reference room and a Chu culture reference room. It has large library collections such as Sikuquanshu and Ancient and Modern Books Integration, as well as online digital resource libraries such as China periodical network, reading show and Chinese studies collection, which serve teaching and scientific research. The College of Liberal Arts has established Jingchu Cultural Research Center, a key research base of humanities and social sciences in colleges and universities in Hubei Province. The historical discipline with characteristics of Jingchu culture research is a key discipline in Hubei Province, which has the right to award master's degrees, and trains master's students in the fields of China cultural history, China literature history, China history and Chinese journalism history, covering three majors: Chinese language and literature, radio and television journalism and history.

At present, the College of Liberal Arts has four-year undergraduate education (including "junior college"), general normal college education, adult higher education, teachers' continuing education and international student education, with full-time undergraduates 1347, international students 1000 and more than 65,438 adult education students.