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On CHANG Yao's Early Poem Creation

Tao Xiao

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CHANG Yao started his poem creation at the age of seventeen in the early 1950's and became popular in 1980's among literary critics who pay more atlention to CHANG Yao's late works which are quite different from his early works in writing styles.CHANG Yao's early poem creation with the main theme of nature indicates his aesthetic ideas of magnificance,simplicity as well as naturalism.

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CHANG Yao started his poem creation at the age of seventeen in the early 1950's and became popular in 1980's among literary critics who pay more atlention to CHANG Yao's late works which are quite different from his early works in writing styles.CHANG Yao's early poem creation with the main theme of nature indicates his aesthetic ideas of magnificance,simplicity as well as naturalism.

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CHANG Yao started his poem creation at the age of seventeen in the early 1950's and became popular in 1980's among literary critics who pay more atlention to CHANG Yao's late works which are quite different from his early works in writing styles.CHANG Yao's early poem creation with the main theme of nature indicates his aesthetic ideas of magnificance,simplicity as well as naturalism.

Key concepts: Poetry, Theme (computing), Simplicity, Naturalism, Literature, Philosophy, Art, History

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