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"Literary Scholars" and Literary Orientation of the Eight Historical Books in Early Tang

Shi Su-zhao

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The eight historical books in the early Tang dynasty (618-907) were mostly compiled by scholars, who, good at narration and fond of the style of novels and the flowery wording, saturated their works with literary colors. The literary preference and the advocacy of literary viewpoints in these books can also be attributed to their authors as men of letters.

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The eight historical books in the early Tang dynasty (618-907) were mostly compiled by scholars, who, good at narration and fond of the style of novels and the flowery wording, saturated their works with literary colors. The literary preference and the advocacy of literary viewpoints in these books can also be attributed to their authors as men of letters.

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The eight historical books in the early Tang dynasty (618-907) were mostly compiled by scholars, who, good at narration and fond of the style of novels and the flowery wording, saturated their works with literary colors. The literary preference and the advocacy of literary viewpoints in these books can also be attributed to their authors as men of letters.

Key concepts: Viewpoints, Literature, Literary science, Narrative, Literary criticism, Style (visual arts), Preference, Writing style

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