Dictionary of Ancient Chinese Appreciation. Upper

Author: Chen Zhenpeng and Zhang Peiheng, Editors
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Publish Date: 1997-12-01
Features: This book aims to appreciate and evaluate the magnificent achievements of classical Chinese literature from the perspective of historical materialism and dialectical materialism, helping readers understand its development and evolution, and to absorb its beneficial nutrients with a scientific attitude. The book includes a large number of renowned masterpieces, spanning two volumes. Classical Chinese, in terms of genre, has two meanings: narrow and broad. Narrowly defined, classical Chinese refers to the disorganized prose used in the Qin and Han dynasties, later generalized to disorganized prose written in classical Chinese; broadly defined, it refers to ancient articles written in classical Chinese, including those written in parallel prose. The classical Chinese included in this book is defined broadly, encompassing famous and representative works of prose and parallel prose from various dynasties. This book aims to appreciate and evaluate the magnificent achievements of classical Chinese literature from the perspective of historical materialism and dialectical materialism, from the angle of humanities and arts, helping readers understand its development and evolution, and to absorb its beneficial nutrients with a scientific attitude.