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Military Literary Value of Zuo Zhuan (《左传》)

Chen Liao

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Zuo Zhuan(《左传》)is a realistic military literary work.In compliance with the realistic creation methods,Zuo Zhuan made its own unique features with historical,concrete,realistic description of all the wars during the Spring and Autumn period.Though created more than two thousand years ago,it still can serve as reference for our current military literature.

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Zuo Zhuan(《左传》)is a realistic military literary work.In compliance with the realistic creation methods,Zuo Zhuan made its own unique features with historical,concrete,realistic description of all the wars during the Spring and Autumn period.Though created more than two thousand years ago,it still can serve as reference for our current military literature.

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Zuo Zhuan(《左传》)is a realistic military literary work.In compliance with the realistic creation methods,Zuo Zhuan made its own unique features with historical,concrete,realistic description of all the wars during the Spring and Autumn period.Though created more than two thousand years ago,it still can serve as reference for our current military literature.

Key concepts: Literature, Value (mathematics), Spring and Autumn period, History, Period (music), Art, Aesthetics, Computer science

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