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on the influence of poet ethos conversion in Ming dynasty on poem inditement

Xiaona Zhang

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At the end of Yuan dynasty and in the beginning of Ming dynasty, there came out most worthies in Parnassus of early Ming dynasty. They tasted the sufferings of people during the war and favored the new-built Ming dynasty, wishing that they can bring forth their literary or artistic talent and achieve their ambitions. Howev-er, Yuanzhang Zhu's crucial attitude led their depression in fear and at sea. Then they chanted escapist and reclusive lingering charm again and again in their poems.

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At the end of Yuan dynasty and in the beginning of Ming dynasty, there came out most worthies in Parnassus of early Ming dynasty. They tasted the sufferings of people during the war and favored the new-built Ming dynasty, wishing that they can bring forth their literary or artistic talent and achieve their ambitions. Howev-er, Yuanzhang Zhu's crucial attitude led their depression in fear and at sea. Then they chanted escapist and reclusive lingering charm again and again in their poems.

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At the end of Yuan dynasty and in the beginning of Ming dynasty, there came out most worthies in Parnassus of early Ming dynasty. They tasted the sufferings of people during the war and favored the new-built Ming dynasty, wishing that they can bring forth their literary or artistic talent and achieve their ambitions. Howev-er, Yuanzhang Zhu's crucial attitude led their depression in fear and at sea. Then they chanted escapist and reclusive lingering charm again and again in their poems.

Key concepts: Ethos, Poetry, Charm (quantum number), Literature, Classical Chinese poetry, Ancient history, History, Art

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