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Unscrambling the Metaphor of Meng Haoran's Chunxiao

Ni Chao

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It needs to be discussed of the interpretation of Meng Haoran's Chunxiao by predecessors.For example,some people enlarge the concept of Chun and substitute the concept of Ti Niao.Whether it is love spring or regret spring,they misunderstand the gist of Chunxiao to some extent.Combining with the life experience of Meng Haoran,we can see that Chunxiao implied Meng Haoran's official career and potential contradictory mentality.

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It needs to be discussed of the interpretation of Meng Haoran's Chunxiao by predecessors.For example,some people enlarge the concept of Chun and substitute the concept of Ti Niao.Whether it is love spring or regret spring,they misunderstand the gist of Chunxiao to some extent.Combining with the life experience of Meng Haoran,we can see that Chunxiao implied Meng Haoran's official career and potential contradictory mentality.

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It needs to be discussed of the interpretation of Meng Haoran's Chunxiao by predecessors.For example,some people enlarge the concept of Chun and substitute the concept of Ti Niao.Whether it is love spring or regret spring,they misunderstand the gist of Chunxiao to some extent.Combining with the life experience of Meng Haoran,we can see that Chunxiao implied Meng Haoran's official career and potential contradictory mentality.

Key concepts: Regret, Metaphor, Interpretation (philosophy), Spring (device), Philosophy, Psychology, Epistemology, Aesthetics

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