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Rethinking the Relationship between New Poems and National Poems

Fang Chang

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Chairman's words:In the past hundred years Chinese poems are different from ancient poems in composition , publication, especially in inner life experience, thought and writing style. Looking back at new poems, what kind of new relationship between new poems and ancient national poems should be established? What can we learn from ancient poems? Why do new poems learn from ancient national poems in the global context of discourse? What is its significance? These questions are widely discussed from many different angles.

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Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Context (archaeology), Style (visual arts), Composition (language), History, Art, Archaeology