Participatory Consciousness of the Common People in Han Dynasty as Reflected by Folk Provtrbs
Ma Xin Xin
Abstract
Ma Xin Xin
Abstract
In the Han Dynasty, people had a strong sense of participation in contemporary politics, as is clearly seen from the folk proverbs popular at that time. Related to state affairs, official performance and government institutions, these folk proverbs refleeted the feelings and wishes, as well as love and hatred of the common people. They also played their part in helping evaluate and supervise the political and governing affairs of the Han Dynasty. The folk proverbs made up an invaluable picture depicting the polilitical custams and institutions of the Han Dynasty.
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In the Han Dynasty, people had a strong sense of participation in contemporary politics, as is clearly seen from the folk proverbs popular at that time. Related to state affairs, official performance and government institutions, these folk proverbs refleeted the feelings and wishes, as well as love and hatred of the common people. They also played their part in helping evaluate and supervise the political and governing affairs of the Han Dynasty. The folk proverbs made up an invaluable picture depicting the polilitical custams and institutions of the Han Dynasty.
Key concepts: Hatred, Consciousness, Politics, Feeling, Citizen journalism, State (computer science), Government (linguistics), Folk religion