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Images of "Japanese Soldier" in Contemporary Chinese Literature

Liu Ge

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Abstract

There are many images of Japanese soldier in contemporary Chinese literature. These images can be divided into two stage by Chinese modern writers. Before the 1980s, These Japanese soldiers are formulaic, static. From the 1980s to today, These images changed to be more human, and deeper.

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There are many images of Japanese soldier in contemporary Chinese literature. These images can be divided into two stage by Chinese modern writers. Before the 1980s, These Japanese soldiers are formulaic, static. From the 1980s to today, These images changed to be more human, and deeper.

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There are many images of Japanese soldier in contemporary Chinese literature. These images can be divided into two stage by Chinese modern writers. Before the 1980s, These Japanese soldiers are formulaic, static. From the 1980s to today, These images changed to be more human, and deeper.

Key concepts: Chinese literature, History, China, Japanese literature, Literature, Art, Archaeology

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