A Brief History of Chinese Literature
About This Novel
"A Brief History of Chinese Literature" was published by Zheng Zhenduo in 1932. The original title was "Illustrated History of Chinese Literature". The book is divided into three parts: ancient literature, medieval literature and modern literature. From a bird's-eye view of ancient literature to Ruan Dacheng and Li Yu in the late Ming Dynasty, there are sixty-four chapters in total. Describes the origin and development of Chinese literature. There are many types of genres involved, and more than one-third of the collected materials are not mentioned in other books of the same period, such as Bianwen, drama, Zhugongdiao, Sanqu, folk songs, Baojuan, Tanci, Drum Ci, etc. The book is rich in illustrations and text (approximately 180 pictures), rich in historical materials, and has a broad vision. It fully affirms the status of folk literature in the history of literature and is an introductory book for understanding the history of Chinese literature.
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Official(7)Scraped 11d ago
Why do I forget one paragraph after reading it?
good
Very good! Very good! Gain knowledge!
An enlightenment book for literature lovers
What an amazing book! From this book you can learn history and appreciate articles
How can you see the servility of scholar-bureaucrats?
The writing is really not that good. . . . . .
Read history and gain wisdom.
Collect first, then take a look!
To be honest, if you look at the preface, some of the sentences are too subjective and reflect the author's personal emotions.
But it is undeniable that the descriptions and descriptions in the subsequent text are relatively complete, and overall it is a good book.
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Community(0)
Official(7)Scraped 11d ago
Why do I forget one paragraph after reading it?
good
Very good! Very good! Gain knowledge!
An enlightenment book for literature lovers
What an amazing book! From this book you can learn history and appreciate articles
How can you see the servility of scholar-bureaucrats?
The writing is really not that good. . . . . .
Read history and gain wisdom.
Collect first, then take a look!
To be honest, if you look at the preface, some of the sentences are too subjective and reflect the author's personal emotions.
But it is undeniable that the descriptions and descriptions in the subsequent text are relatively complete, and overall it is a good book.
