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A Probe to the Prototype of the Moon in Ancient Chinese Poetry

Yongsheng Liu

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The image of the moon was widely employed in ancient Chinese poetry, and an image group about the moon was thus formed. These images, more or less, applied colors to a drawing of loneliness and sadness. This article, by making use of legendary information, tries probing the connotation connotation implied in the deep layer through a study of the prototype of the moon.

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The image of the moon was widely employed in ancient Chinese poetry, and an image group about the moon was thus formed. These images, more or less, applied colors to a drawing of loneliness and sadness. This article, by making use of legendary information, tries probing the connotation connotation implied in the deep layer through a study of the prototype of the moon.

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The image of the moon was widely employed in ancient Chinese poetry, and an image group about the moon was thus formed. These images, more or less, applied colors to a drawing of loneliness and sadness. This article, by making use of legendary information, tries probing the connotation connotation implied in the deep layer through a study of the prototype of the moon.

Key concepts: Connotation, Sadness, Poetry, Loneliness, Art, Image (mathematics), Literature, Geology

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