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The Sameness and Differences——Lu Xun' s Reference to the Art of The Scholars and His Transcendence

Qiuju Li

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The sarcastic art used in The Scholars surprised and greatly benefited Lu Xun. He not only inherited the satiric art from the novel but also transcended Wu Jinzhi's satiric achievement.

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The sarcastic art used in The Scholars surprised and greatly benefited Lu Xun. He not only inherited the satiric art from the novel but also transcended Wu Jinzhi's satiric achievement.

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The sarcastic art used in The Scholars surprised and greatly benefited Lu Xun. He not only inherited the satiric art from the novel but also transcended Wu Jinzhi's satiric achievement.

Key concepts: Transcendence (philosophy), Aesthetics, Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, Literature, Psychology, Art, Epistemology

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