South-China Culture and Wuzhong Literary Group Of the Mid-Ming Dynasty
Yong Zhang
Abstract
Yong Zhang
Abstract
In the Mid-Ming Dynasty, there was a new change and recovery of literary rolled up whole country. The literary activity and literary group were active in particular, and were quite different in the North and South. One was the Seven-Scholar Group of literary activity in north China, and the other was Wuzhong literary group of literary activity in south China. The former was featured by vigor and simplicity, while the latter valued talent and true feeling and pursued comfortableness. Wuzhong literary group were benefited from distinctive regional culture, and they pushed forward the literary theory of back to ancient and influenced literary of later Ming Dynasty.
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In the Mid-Ming Dynasty, there was a new change and recovery of literary rolled up whole country. The literary activity and literary group were active in particular, and were quite different in the North and South. One was the Seven-Scholar Group of literary activity in north China, and the other was Wuzhong literary group of literary activity in south China. The former was featured by vigor and simplicity, while the latter valued talent and true feeling and pursued comfortableness. Wuzhong literary group were benefited from distinctive regional culture, and they pushed forward the literary theory of back to ancient and influenced literary of later Ming Dynasty.
Key concepts: China, Feeling, Literature, History, Literary science, Simplicity, Literary criticism, Chinese literature