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Li Jianwu: The Founder of Chinese Impressionistic Literary Criticism

Xiu Li

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Li Jianwu is a critic of insight in the history of modern Chinese literary criticism. He introduced western impressionist criticism into China and integrated it with traditional Chinese literary thoughts, and thus created the Chinese impressionist criticism that has been a significant reference till today.

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Li Jianwu is a critic of insight in the history of modern Chinese literary criticism. He introduced western impressionist criticism into China and integrated it with traditional Chinese literary thoughts, and thus created the Chinese impressionist criticism that has been a significant reference till today.

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Li Jianwu is a critic of insight in the history of modern Chinese literary criticism. He introduced western impressionist criticism into China and integrated it with traditional Chinese literary thoughts, and thus created the Chinese impressionist criticism that has been a significant reference till today.

Key concepts: Criticism, China, Literary criticism, Literature, History, Philosophy, Art, Archaeology

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