Chinese literature

Author: Zhang Mengxin
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: China Literature is both a specialized course and a foundational humanities course, playing a crucial role in cultivating high-quality talents. For a considerable period, many schools overly emphasized subject-specific scientific knowledge while neglecting the cultivation of humanistic spirit. Exam-oriented education also led to a focus on test scores over abilities. "Quality" is a relatively stable trait formed through the influence of post-natal education and social environment, based on the accumulation and internalization of knowledge. Talent quality encompasses various aspects, including ideological and moral quality, cultural quality, professional and technical quality, physical and psychological quality, etc., with ideological and moral quality being its soul. In terms of structure, the book is divided into seven units:
1. Pre-Qin Literature;
2. Qin and Han Literature (written by Associate Professor Zhang Weizhong);
3. Literature of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties (written by Professor Lin Jiali);
4. Tang and Song Literature;
5. Yuan, Ming, Qing, and Modern Literature (Units 4 and 5 written by Professor Zhang Mengxin);
6. Modern Literature;
7. Contemporary Literature (Units 6 and 7 written by Associate Professor Chen Jianxin).
Each unit is divided into four parts:
1. Introduction to the Work;
2. The Work;
3. Annotations;
4. Reading Suggestions.
Given the widespread use of the internet, we have also included a "Related Links" section at the end of each unit (provided by Li Ruyan) to assist readers in accessing online information about authors and works for greater convenience.