Jin Ming-quan
Abstract
From the angle of comparative literature, the essay discusses the important influences of Japanese drama on TIAN Han's drama creation, drama theory and drama movement. It also reveals the arduous process of TIAN Han's development from a student studying in Japan and a literature youth into a famous modern dramatist of China.
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From the angle of comparative literature, the essay discusses the important influences of Japanese drama on TIAN Han's drama creation, drama theory and drama movement. It also reveals the arduous process of TIAN Han's development from a student studying in Japan and a literature youth into a famous modern dramatist of China.
Key concepts: Drama, Tian, China, Literature, History, Art, Archaeology