Modern Chinese Literary History

Author: Qian Jibo
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book aims to elaborate on the trajectory of the rise and fall, gains and losses of modern Chinese literature. The term "modern" refers to the nearly two decades from 1911 to 1930. While the book primarily introduces and analyzes the representative writers and works of this period, it also extensively covers the academic culture and political folk customs since the founding of the Republic. It is a literary history work in a broad sense. The author does not limit himself to discussing literature in terms of literature or poetry in terms of poetry, but delves into literature with a sense of purpose, exploring the reasons behind the ups and downs of literary achievements during this period from a broad historical background, expressing profound historical sentiments.