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On the Tragic Nature of LU Xun's Novels

Shudong Wang

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Tragic novels by Lu Xun is a breakthrough of China's traditional literature,demonstrationg incomparable features,symbolizing the liberation of China's literature from simple expressive way,coming into a new period of literature development.But Lu Xun's tragic novels are still far from perfect,that is isolating from the practicality of deep-layer cultural psychology.

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Tragic novels by Lu Xun is a breakthrough of China's traditional literature,demonstrationg incomparable features,symbolizing the liberation of China's literature from simple expressive way,coming into a new period of literature development.But Lu Xun's tragic novels are still far from perfect,that is isolating from the practicality of deep-layer cultural psychology.

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Tragic novels by Lu Xun is a breakthrough of China's traditional literature,demonstrationg incomparable features,symbolizing the liberation of China's literature from simple expressive way,coming into a new period of literature development.But Lu Xun's tragic novels are still far from perfect,that is isolating from the practicality of deep-layer cultural psychology.

Key concepts: Literature, China, Simple (philosophy), Period (music), Philosophy, History, Art, Aesthetics

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