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On Zeng Guo-fan Poetry and Essay Appreciation Theory

Zhang Jing

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Zeng Guo-fan put forword Four Xiang principles as for aesthetis standards.It developped Yao Nai Yin and Yang theory.Zeng Guo-fan had a high regard for towering at article style and expanded Yao Nai principle.Zeng Guo-fan worshipped great works and for the mood of a literary works.He asked for developing literary works moulding a person temperament on society function.

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Zeng Guo-fan put forword Four Xiang principles as for aesthetis standards.It developped Yao Nai Yin and Yang theory.Zeng Guo-fan had a high regard for towering at article style and expanded Yao Nai principle.Zeng Guo-fan worshipped great works and for the mood of a literary works.He asked for developing literary works moulding a person temperament on society function.

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Zeng Guo-fan put forword Four Xiang principles as for aesthetis standards.It developped Yao Nai Yin and Yang theory.Zeng Guo-fan had a high regard for towering at article style and expanded Yao Nai principle.Zeng Guo-fan worshipped great works and for the mood of a literary works.He asked for developing literary works moulding a person temperament on society function.

Key concepts: Temperament, Poetry, Style (visual arts), Literature, Philosophy, Function (biology), Mood, Psychoanalysis

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