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On the Presentation of the Literary Artistic Conception

Hongyu Zhou

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Artistic conception is formed by the authors' subjective emotion and objective reality,and it is enough to make the readers indulge in the imagination.All the literary styles like poem,poetry,Qu,novel,poses and painting and music can create artistic conception.To attach great importance of conception creating is the common characteristic of Chinese literature.

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Artistic conception is formed by the authors' subjective emotion and objective reality,and it is enough to make the readers indulge in the imagination.All the literary styles like poem,poetry,Qu,novel,poses and painting and music can create artistic conception.To attach great importance of conception creating is the common characteristic of Chinese literature.

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Artistic conception is formed by the authors' subjective emotion and objective reality,and it is enough to make the readers indulge in the imagination.All the literary styles like poem,poetry,Qu,novel,poses and painting and music can create artistic conception.To attach great importance of conception creating is the common characteristic of Chinese literature.

Key concepts: Poetry, Presentation (obstetrics), Literature, Aesthetics, Art, Painting, Visual arts, Medicine

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