On the Ideas Revealed in the Poems by Yang Guohan in the Qing Dynasty
Yang Bao-kang
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Yang Bao-kang
Abstract
Yang Guohan's poems were written in the Jiadao Period of the Qing Dynasty, which center on the poor life of the common people and on the praise of the elites, and have much historical and aesthetic significance. A multi-interpretation of Yang Guohan's poems will help understand his position in the history of literature of ancient Yunnan.
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Yang Guohan's poems were written in the Jiadao Period of the Qing Dynasty, which center on the poor life of the common people and on the praise of the elites, and have much historical and aesthetic significance. A multi-interpretation of Yang Guohan's poems will help understand his position in the history of literature of ancient Yunnan.
Key concepts: Praise, Poetry, Interpretation (philosophy), Literature, Period (music), History, Position (finance), Ancient history