From Classic to Modern:the Relationship between the Chinese form of Romantic Literature Study
Wang Meng-tu
Abstract
Wang Meng-tu
Abstract
In modern Chinese literature,Romanticism is generally considered to be from the West's import,which completely ignored its local roots.In fact,the modern Chinese civilization and Romantic literature is to draw on resources generated by many ancient Chinese romantic literature resources is one of the most unique local resources,which laid the Romantic literature of modern Chinese cultural genes,but also gave birth to China's modern romanticism Literature transformation and regeneration.In other words,after the Chinese romantic literature from classical to the modern transformation and transcendence,characterized as the relationship between the forms of three levels-the surface fracture,deep-seated continuation,transformation and regeneration.
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In modern Chinese literature,Romanticism is generally considered to be from the West's import,which completely ignored its local roots.In fact,the modern Chinese civilization and Romantic literature is to draw on resources generated by many ancient Chinese romantic literature resources is one of the most unique local resources,which laid the Romantic literature of modern Chinese cultural genes,but also gave birth to China's modern romanticism Literature transformation and regeneration.In other words,after the Chinese romantic literature from classical to the modern transformation and transcendence,characterized as the relationship between the forms of three levels-the surface fracture,deep-seated continuation,transformation and regeneration.
Key concepts: Romanticism, Romance, Civilization, Transcendence (philosophy), China, Chinese literature, Literature, Transformation (genetics)