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The Application of Illusory or Magical Arts in the Moyan's Short Story "Night's Fishing

Zhu Xu-chen

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Moyan's short story Night's Fishing is a fiction that was created typically by means of illusory or magical arts. The novel has embodied a combination of the empty and full, the overt and covert, and the real and illusory. It has reached to a high unification of the assumptive and real styles for a work of arts. Moyan has involved the readers into a reciprocal world of aesthetical criticism with his extraordinary feeling and sensible language.

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Moyan's short story Night's Fishing is a fiction that was created typically by means of illusory or magical arts. The novel has embodied a combination of the empty and full, the overt and covert, and the real and illusory. It has reached to a high unification of the assumptive and real styles for a work of arts. Moyan has involved the readers into a reciprocal world of aesthetical criticism with his extraordinary feeling and sensible language.

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Moyan's short story Night's Fishing is a fiction that was created typically by means of illusory or magical arts. The novel has embodied a combination of the empty and full, the overt and covert, and the real and illusory. It has reached to a high unification of the assumptive and real styles for a work of arts. Moyan has involved the readers into a reciprocal world of aesthetical criticism with his extraordinary feeling and sensible language.

Key concepts: Covert, Embodied cognition, The arts, Aesthetics, Visual arts, Feeling, Art, Psychology

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