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The Focusing Narrative Mode of Shen Congwen's Short Stories

Cao Jing-yi

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Shen Congwen is known as a writer with unique style in modern Chinese literary history. In his writing, Shen uses a creative technique called focusing narrative mode, which makes his works artistically reasonable and also reduces the subjective tendency on the part of the reader. Such a style makes Shen a prominent figure in modern Chinese literature.

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Shen Congwen is known as a writer with unique style in modern Chinese literary history. In his writing, Shen uses a creative technique called focusing narrative mode, which makes his works artistically reasonable and also reduces the subjective tendency on the part of the reader. Such a style makes Shen a prominent figure in modern Chinese literature.

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Shen Congwen is known as a writer with unique style in modern Chinese literary history. In his writing, Shen uses a creative technique called focusing narrative mode, which makes his works artistically reasonable and also reduces the subjective tendency on the part of the reader. Such a style makes Shen a prominent figure in modern Chinese literature.

Key concepts: Narrative, Style (visual arts), Mode (computer interface), Literature, Aesthetics, Writing style, Chinese literature, History

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