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A Talk on the Literary Narrative of the "Cultural Revolution" History in the New Period

Jiang Yu

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As the Cultural Revolution is the most recent and repressive history that Chinese writers of the new period are faced with,different writers' narration of and writing about the specific period are of different styles and forms.This paper attempts to explore how writers of the new period have read and narrated the Cultural Revolution,what historical errors and plights have occurred in its historical narration,and how they have found the approach to establishing an effective and ample platform for narrating the Cultural Revolution.

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As the Cultural Revolution is the most recent and repressive history that Chinese writers of the new period are faced with,different writers' narration of and writing about the specific period are of different styles and forms.This paper attempts to explore how writers of the new period have read and narrated the Cultural Revolution,what historical errors and plights have occurred in its historical narration,and how they have found the approach to establishing an effective and ample platform for narrating the Cultural Revolution.

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As the Cultural Revolution is the most recent and repressive history that Chinese writers of the new period are faced with,different writers' narration of and writing about the specific period are of different styles and forms.This paper attempts to explore how writers of the new period have read and narrated the Cultural Revolution,what historical errors and plights have occurred in its historical narration,and how they have found the approach to establishing an effective and ample platform for narrating the Cultural Revolution.

Key concepts: Period (music), Cultural revolution, Narrative, Literature, History, Cultural history, Aesthetics, Sociology

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