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SU Tong's Novels:On the Development of the Human Being's Form

Zhaoming Chen

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Set in the historical life,SU Tong fabricated many old stories and made the human beings develop in such a situation as much as possible.In this way,he reflected the impetuosity and twist of the human being's character and expressed his reflections on the existence of the present life.He made his efforts to find the homeland of his own spirit.

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Set in the historical life,SU Tong fabricated many old stories and made the human beings develop in such a situation as much as possible.In this way,he reflected the impetuosity and twist of the human being's character and expressed his reflections on the existence of the present life.He made his efforts to find the homeland of his own spirit.

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Set in the historical life,SU Tong fabricated many old stories and made the human beings develop in such a situation as much as possible.In this way,he reflected the impetuosity and twist of the human being's character and expressed his reflections on the existence of the present life.He made his efforts to find the homeland of his own spirit.

Key concepts: Homeland, Character (mathematics), Human life, Human being, Set (abstract data type), Philosophy, Literature, History

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