This chapter discusses that the discipline of creative writing in China has passed through two stages: introduction and establishment, and is about to enter the stage of sinicization in creation. As for the sinicization of creative writing, it is necessary to establish a Chinese style, “Chinese Discourse,” and a “Chinese School.” Consequently, a comprehensive study of the Western history of creative writing, its Western origins, and its adaptability is required. Additionally, it is essential to define its deviation from reality in the context of Chinese characteristics, initially develop a new literary theory system, and simultaneously strive to construct the “Chinese Discourse System.”