From"New Style"to"Vernacular Chinese": Liang and the Comprehensive Establishment of Modern Style
Cao Ya-ming
Abstract
Cao Ya-ming
Abstract
Liang Qichao'snew styleis a transitional form evolved from the ancient essay to the modern vernacular prose.This evolution,from thenew style,thenewspaper textas the main body,tovernacular Chinese,has a critical role in the process of transformation of modern Chinese literature,and also is a symbol marked the comprehensive establishment of modern style.
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Liang Qichao'snew styleis a transitional form evolved from the ancient essay to the modern vernacular prose.This evolution,from thenew style,thenewspaper textas the main body,tovernacular Chinese,has a critical role in the process of transformation of modern Chinese literature,and also is a symbol marked the comprehensive establishment of modern style.
Key concepts: Vernacular, Style (visual arts), Symbol (formal), Literature, Aesthetics, History, Chinese literature, Classical Chinese