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Dai Liang's Poetical Creation during Yuan and Ming Dynasties

Luo Hai-yan

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The alternation of Yuan and Ming Dynasties,affected Dai Liang`s road of life greatly.When in the Ming,he still kept political loyalty highly to the Yuan,and was willing to be a adherent.Such life experience made his poetry that record the war,miss family-nation and praise Tao Yuanming,which makes the works show unique characteristics between the Yuan and Ming dynasties.

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The alternation of Yuan and Ming Dynasties,affected Dai Liang`s road of life greatly.When in the Ming,he still kept political loyalty highly to the Yuan,and was willing to be a adherent.Such life experience made his poetry that record the war,miss family-nation and praise Tao Yuanming,which makes the works show unique characteristics between the Yuan and Ming dynasties.

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The alternation of Yuan and Ming Dynasties,affected Dai Liang`s road of life greatly.When in the Ming,he still kept political loyalty highly to the Yuan,and was willing to be a adherent.Such life experience made his poetry that record the war,miss family-nation and praise Tao Yuanming,which makes the works show unique characteristics between the Yuan and Ming dynasties.

Key concepts: Praise, Six Dynasties, Poetry, Loyalty, Alternation (linguistics), Politics, Five Dynasties, History

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