Harvard Heartbeat

Author: Zhang Feng / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Lyrical aesthetics is an introverted form of beauty, with its fundamental pillars being internalization and symbolism. Before the emergence of lyrical art, humans may have already had entertainment. It is evident that music, art, and dance, which combine religion, ethics, and entertainment, had already served people and continued even after the advent of written language. However, the upper class encouraged the use of written language, favoring the promotion and preservation of cultural arts they valued, which were supported by lyrical aesthetics. This gradually diverged from the oral culture of the general public.