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Optional Teaching Poetry in Wei,Jin,Northern and Southern Dynasties

Zhang An-na

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Ancient literature in effective forms is benefit to expand student horizons and improve their ancient literature level.Two aspets of——the Wei,Jin,Northern and Southern Dynasties poetry teaching experience the necessity to open this course and co-relation ship between history and philosophy.This is a novel way to penetrate ancient Literature for college students.

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Ancient literature in effective forms is benefit to expand student horizons and improve their ancient literature level.Two aspets of——the Wei,Jin,Northern and Southern Dynasties poetry teaching experience the necessity to open this course and co-relation ship between history and philosophy.This is a novel way to penetrate ancient Literature for college students.

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Ancient literature in effective forms is benefit to expand student horizons and improve their ancient literature level.Two aspets of——the Wei,Jin,Northern and Southern Dynasties poetry teaching experience the necessity to open this course and co-relation ship between history and philosophy.This is a novel way to penetrate ancient Literature for college students.

Key concepts: Poetry, Relation (database), History, Literature, Classics, Art, Computer science, Database

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