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ON FEMALE COMPLEX IN LI QINGZHAO'S POEMS

Yang Ai-ming

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With her wide knowledge,superior artistic talent and true emotion,Li Qingzhao(1085-1155) records her own emotional changes in her poems,in which gladness,melancholy,happiness and abruption are well expressed.Her works are genuine and moving,and live in the readers' hearts for a long time.This paper discusses the female complex expressed in Li Qingzhao' poems from three aspects.

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With her wide knowledge,superior artistic talent and true emotion,Li Qingzhao(1085-1155) records her own emotional changes in her poems,in which gladness,melancholy,happiness and abruption are well expressed.Her works are genuine and moving,and live in the readers' hearts for a long time.This paper discusses the female complex expressed in Li Qingzhao' poems from three aspects.

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With her wide knowledge,superior artistic talent and true emotion,Li Qingzhao(1085-1155) records her own emotional changes in her poems,in which gladness,melancholy,happiness and abruption are well expressed.Her works are genuine and moving,and live in the readers' hearts for a long time.This paper discusses the female complex expressed in Li Qingzhao' poems from three aspects.

Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Happiness, Art, Psychology, Social psychology

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