The First Lesson of Literature

Author: Zhu Rongzhi
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: We need a key or a mysterious incantation like "Open Sesame" to unlock the doors of the regular cave; before the hall of knowledge, we also need some guidance to enter and explore, finding the pearls of wisdom. For friends who love literature, Professor Zhu Rongzhi's book is the key to unlocking the treasure. The profound influence of former President of Fo Guang University in Taiwan, Gong Pengcheng, on art and culture is enough to cleanse vulgar habits and fierce tempers, making people gentle and kind. Professor Zhu is highly knowledgeable and has written extensively. Now, he is dedicated to teaching "Literature 101," which is definitely worth looking forward to!
Professor Guo Heming of the Chinese Department at National Taiwan Normal University This book is both accessible and profound, exploring the connotations and meanings of literature from various perspectives, from classical to modern literature. It follows the trajectory of the text, gradually revealing the beauty of literature, filled with timeless dialogue and life wisdom between the author and the readers!
Lin Zhi Cheng, Academic Affairs Director of Yuanpei Science and Technology College This is an introductory book on literature, divided into twelve chapters: the definition of literature, the origin of literature, the characteristics of literature, the functions of literature, the types of literature, the development of traditional literature, the development of modern literature, the development of Taiwanese literature, the style of literature, the creation of literature, the appreciation of literature, and the criticism of literature. To emphasize the development of modern and Taiwanese literature, the book divides the evolution of literature into three chapters, alongside the development of traditional literature, giving it the most weight in the book. Readers can gain a glimpse of the evolution of Chinese literature from ancient to modern times, as well as the vibrant literary scene in Taiwan over the past five decades.