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Study on the "Depoeticization" of Chinese New Poetry on its Initial Stage

Xiaoyu Du

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Guided by the great liberation of poetic style, the forerunners of free are resolved to draw a clear line with classical Chinese in order to make free as orthodox. The new free focused only on free language but not verse on its initial stage, which caused serious depoeticization in such aspects as language, rhyme, structure and techniques.

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Guided by the great liberation of poetic style, the forerunners of free are resolved to draw a clear line with classical Chinese in order to make free as orthodox. The new free focused only on free language but not verse on its initial stage, which caused serious depoeticization in such aspects as language, rhyme, structure and techniques.

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Guided by the great liberation of poetic style, the forerunners of free are resolved to draw a clear line with classical Chinese in order to make free as orthodox. The new free focused only on free language but not verse on its initial stage, which caused serious depoeticization in such aspects as language, rhyme, structure and techniques.

Key concepts: Poetry, Rhyme, Free verse, Style (visual arts), Literature, Stage (stratigraphy), Order (exchange), Linguistics

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