On Literary Nature of Jin Shu
Yajun Zhang
Abstract
Yajun Zhang
Abstract
Jin shu written in Tang dynasty is characterized by its completion, accuracy and rich literary flavor. The literary nature is the careful selection from Shi Shuo Xin Yu. The relevance is clearly seen from myriads of adoption from Shi Shuo. Its adoption is not carelessly made, but made with rules and emphasis. The selection is faithfully made, unconsciously sticting to the rule of creation of personali mage, the materials in Shi Shuo are carefully amalized and chosen. In a word, mourished by many other kinds of literature, Jin Shu, written in Tang dynasty surpasses the original Jin Shu in literary flavor and that is the major reason why the original Jin Shu die- saway.
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Jin shu written in Tang dynasty is characterized by its completion, accuracy and rich literary flavor. The literary nature is the careful selection from Shi Shuo Xin Yu. The relevance is clearly seen from myriads of adoption from Shi Shuo. Its adoption is not carelessly made, but made with rules and emphasis. The selection is faithfully made, unconsciously sticting to the rule of creation of personali mage, the materials in Shi Shuo are carefully amalized and chosen. In a word, mourished by many other kinds of literature, Jin Shu, written in Tang dynasty surpasses the original Jin Shu in literary flavor and that is the major reason why the original Jin Shu die- saway.
Key concepts: Selection (genetic algorithm), Relevance (law), Literature, Chinese literature, Philosophy, History, Art, China