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The Artistry in Zhuangzi's Prose

Xiao Yi-shan

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Zhuangzi is good at telling stories and portraying characters .The style of his writing is pungent with magnificant momentum . The mode of his work is wide .With varied writing style , his writing is changeable and full of different kinds of metaphors, vivid and pregnant with meaning .That is why he is regarded as a linguistic master in Chinese literary history .

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Zhuangzi is good at telling stories and portraying characters .The style of his writing is pungent with magnificant momentum . The mode of his work is wide .With varied writing style , his writing is changeable and full of different kinds of metaphors, vivid and pregnant with meaning .That is why he is regarded as a linguistic master in Chinese literary history .

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Zhuangzi is good at telling stories and portraying characters .The style of his writing is pungent with magnificant momentum . The mode of his work is wide .With varied writing style , his writing is changeable and full of different kinds of metaphors, vivid and pregnant with meaning .That is why he is regarded as a linguistic master in Chinese literary history .

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Style (visual arts), Literature, Writing style, Mode (computer interface), Linguistics, Art, Philosophy

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