The Power of Art from Mao Zedong's Descriptions of Natural Sceneries
Yang Jing-chun
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Yang Jing-chun
Abstract
There are many descriptions of the natural sceneries in Mao Zedong's poems,from which he observes the Chinese society and the history and it does a lot of favour to express his poetic feelings.Mao Zedong's poems embody his strong heroic feelings,and unique recognition of the beauty of the nature.Meanwhile,it also expresses the holiness and the attractiveness of the art.
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There are many descriptions of the natural sceneries in Mao Zedong's poems,from which he observes the Chinese society and the history and it does a lot of favour to express his poetic feelings.Mao Zedong's poems embody his strong heroic feelings,and unique recognition of the beauty of the nature.Meanwhile,it also expresses the holiness and the attractiveness of the art.
Key concepts: Poetry, Feeling, Beauty, Natural (archaeology), Attractiveness, Aesthetics, Power (physics), Art