Japanese Influences on the Rise and Development of Modern Chinese Literature

Author: Jin Mingquan
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The main content of this book is based on comprehensive materials (some of which are original sources obtained by the author from the National Diet Library in Japan and the Toyo Bunko), comparing and analyzing the characteristics of the New Culture Movement, the drama movement, the left-wing literary movement, and the Creation Society and the New Sensibility School in China with those of Japanese naturalism literature, the private novel, the New Sensibility School, the New School Drama, and Kabuki. On this basis, it summarizes many similarities in the rise and development of modern literary movements and literary schools in China and Japan. Through research on influence types, transmission channels, and reception methods, it concludes the significant impact of modern and contemporary Japanese literature and culture on the rise and development of modern literary movements and literary schools in China. From the historical facts, channels, and causal relationships of this influence, we can see the historical necessity and limitations of the development of modern Chinese literature.