The Merchant Image in Literature of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties
Shao Yi-ping
Abstract
Shao Yi-ping
Abstract
There were better literary merchants in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties than before. Both Han-styled folk songs and fantasy fiction portrayed positive merchants, displaying their livings and feelings, their horrors and dreams. Not only increased the number of works but also enlarged the showing scope. Many creative techniques broke the path for later literary works.
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There were better literary merchants in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties than before. Both Han-styled folk songs and fantasy fiction portrayed positive merchants, displaying their livings and feelings, their horrors and dreams. Not only increased the number of works but also enlarged the showing scope. Many creative techniques broke the path for later literary works.
Key concepts: Fantasy, Literature, Feeling, Scope (computer science), History, Six Dynasties, Art, Philosophy