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Li Bai and the Culture of the West

Jiagn Zhi

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The culture of the West means the culture from the west hemisphere in a general sense and the culture from herdsman tribes in northwest China in a specific sense.The writing,on the basis of the latter,is focused on its profound influence on Li Bai's thought,character and writing as well as the inter-relation between his writing style of poems and the culture of the West.

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The culture of the West means the culture from the west hemisphere in a general sense and the culture from herdsman tribes in northwest China in a specific sense.The writing,on the basis of the latter,is focused on its profound influence on Li Bai's thought,character and writing as well as the inter-relation between his writing style of poems and the culture of the West.

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The culture of the West means the culture from the west hemisphere in a general sense and the culture from herdsman tribes in northwest China in a specific sense.The writing,on the basis of the latter,is focused on its profound influence on Li Bai's thought,character and writing as well as the inter-relation between his writing style of poems and the culture of the West.

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Relation (database), China, Chinese culture, History

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