Taiwanese literature in Chinese culture

Author: Yang Kuanghan
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: For a nation, cultural tradition is like a flowing river, containing an infinite past in every instant. No one can survive without tradition for a moment, and no nation can grow without its cultural umbilical cord. In the summer of the late 20th century, after Chinese people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait had experienced a long, silent separation, another group of young journalists from the mainland embarked on the land of the beautiful island of Taiwan. The muses of this shore and the other shore, through complementary efforts, created the landscape of "Sunset Over the Long River." How can the literary relationship between the two sides of the strait be ignored? Let us explore the topic of the literary relationship between the two sides of the strait in the following chapters.