Author: Jiang Yingke (Ming Dynasty)
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Publishing Date: 2000-05-01
Features: Since the May Fourth New Literature Movement, the status of the Ming Dynasty Gong'an School in Chinese literary history has been recognized by an increasing number of people. In particular, the literary advocacy and prose creation of the Gong'an School have been highly valued and have had a positive impact on modern and contemporary literature. However, people often regard the three brothers of the Yuan family as the leaders and representative writers of the Gong'an School, while knowing little about Jiang Yingke, who played a significant role in the establishment and development of the Gong'an School. This book collects all or part of his works, including "Xue Tao Fiction," "Tan Cong," "Wen Ji," and "Xie Shi," to provide readers with an opportunity to understand Jiang Yingke as a person and his writings.
Xue Tao Novels (Four Other Works) / Collected Ming and Qing Miniatures
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