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Coincidence and Confoundment in the Multi-Connotation of Revolution

Yi Li

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In the 20th century,revolution is not an important event in Chinese society and culture,but a Key words in Chinese literature.In the turbulent times,the voice of covered all.In the farewell revolution era,the oppuqn and denial of has been formationed a cultural shield.Today,the meanings of in Chinese literature should be carefully explained and cleaned up.

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In the 20th century,revolution is not an important event in Chinese society and culture,but a Key words in Chinese literature.In the turbulent times,the voice of covered all.In the farewell revolution era,the oppuqn and denial of has been formationed a cultural shield.Today,the meanings of in Chinese literature should be carefully explained and cleaned up.

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In the 20th century,revolution is not an important event in Chinese society and culture,but a Key words in Chinese literature.In the turbulent times,the voice of covered all.In the farewell revolution era,the oppuqn and denial of has been formationed a cultural shield.Today,the meanings of in Chinese literature should be carefully explained and cleaned up.

Key concepts: Cultural revolution, Connotation, Denial, History, Aesthetics, Key (lock), Literature, Event (particle physics)

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