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On the Aesthetic Characteristic of Verse in Yuan Dynasty

Li Kai

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Masterpieces of verses in Yuan dynasty reflects a new spirit of abandoning the traditional sufferings and miseries. The aesthetic characteristic attracts and arouses more readers' imagination by means of parallel structures. The popularization of poetic language gives a smooth and fluent description of internal beauty of spirit, thus creating a new realm of art.

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Masterpieces of verses in Yuan dynasty reflects a new spirit of abandoning the traditional sufferings and miseries. The aesthetic characteristic attracts and arouses more readers' imagination by means of parallel structures. The popularization of poetic language gives a smooth and fluent description of internal beauty of spirit, thus creating a new realm of art.

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Masterpieces of verses in Yuan dynasty reflects a new spirit of abandoning the traditional sufferings and miseries. The aesthetic characteristic attracts and arouses more readers' imagination by means of parallel structures. The popularization of poetic language gives a smooth and fluent description of internal beauty of spirit, thus creating a new realm of art.

Key concepts: Realm, Beauty, Poetry, Literature, Art, Aesthetics, Philosophy, History

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