Modern Prose Appreciation Dictionary

Author: Jia Huafang
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Publishing Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book is one of the Chinese Literature Appreciation Encyclopedias published by our press. Prose is the crystallization of wisdom, the sublimation of philosophy, and a record of history. It "appears when a nation sheds its natural simplicity and enters a more conscious artificial civilized life," marking a significant sign of humanity's entry into the civilized era. Modern prose, on one hand, depicts the winds and tides of the times and the trends of society from different perspectives, leading to the richness and diversity of its forms. On the other hand, it reveals the unique artistic personality of the author, giving rise to a variety of styles and schools. To showcase the achievements of modern prose and meet readers' aesthetic needs, this book includes more than 300 prose works from the past eighty years since the May Fourth New Culture Movement, including works by authors from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. We hope that the publication of this book will help readers understand the historical development and artistic achievements of modern prose, and provide some reference for its future prosperity and development. The Chinese Literature Appreciation Encyclopedias published by our press, starting with the "Tang Poetry Appreciation Encyclopedia," have all been inscribed by Mr. Zhao Puchu. This book is one of the Chinese Literature Appreciation Encyclopedias published by our press. Prose is the crystallization of wisdom, the sublimation of philosophy, and a record of history. It "appears when a nation sheds its natural simplicity and enters a more conscious artificial civilized life," marking a significant sign of humanity's entry into the civilized era. Modern prose, on one hand, depicts the winds and tides of the times and the trends of society from different perspectives, leading to the richness and diversity of its forms. On the other hand, it reveals the unique artistic personality of the author, giving rise to a variety of styles and schools. To showcase the achievements of modern prose and meet readers' aesthetic needs, this book includes more than 300 prose works from the past eighty years since the May Fourth New Culture Movement, including works by authors from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. We hope that the publication of this book will help readers understand the historical development and artistic achievements of modern prose, and provide some reference for its future prosperity and development. The Chinese Literature Appreciation Encyclopedias published by our press, starting with the "Tang Poetry Appreciation Encyclopedia," have all been inscribed by Mr. Zhao Puchu.