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Taoism and Writers' Fame and Wealth and Desire in Wei Dynasty, Jin Dynasty and Northern and Southern Dynasties

Zhu Tang-jin

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Desire is the inner drive of creation for writers. The people who study classical Chinese literature and the history of literature must consider the effect of Taoism on the scholars' desire in ancient China. The paper will study the writers' fame and wealth and desire in Wei Dynasty, Jin Dynasty and Northern and Southern Dynasties from the aspect of the utility of Taoism that the scholars come close to , which will undoubtedly extend people's field of vision.

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Desire is the inner drive of creation for writers. The people who study classical Chinese literature and the history of literature must consider the effect of Taoism on the scholars' desire in ancient China. The paper will study the writers' fame and wealth and desire in Wei Dynasty, Jin Dynasty and Northern and Southern Dynasties from the aspect of the utility of Taoism that the scholars come close to , which will undoubtedly extend people's field of vision.

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Desire is the inner drive of creation for writers. The people who study classical Chinese literature and the history of literature must consider the effect of Taoism on the scholars' desire in ancient China. The paper will study the writers' fame and wealth and desire in Wei Dynasty, Jin Dynasty and Northern and Southern Dynasties from the aspect of the utility of Taoism that the scholars come close to , which will undoubtedly extend people's field of vision.

Key concepts: Taoism, History of China, China, Six Dynasties, History, Chinese literature, Ancient history, Literature

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