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How to Teach the History of Fiction——On Lu Xun's Historical Change of Chinese Fiction

Bao Guo-hu

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As the notes of Lu Xun's series of academic speech in Northwest University,Historical Change of Chinese Fiction becomes a distinctive text in the history of academy,education and literature in modern China with its unique value of academy and characteristics of type among the work,teaching materials and speech.

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As the notes of Lu Xun's series of academic speech in Northwest University,Historical Change of Chinese Fiction becomes a distinctive text in the history of academy,education and literature in modern China with its unique value of academy and characteristics of type among the work,teaching materials and speech.

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As the notes of Lu Xun's series of academic speech in Northwest University,Historical Change of Chinese Fiction becomes a distinctive text in the history of academy,education and literature in modern China with its unique value of academy and characteristics of type among the work,teaching materials and speech.

Key concepts: Literature, China, Value (mathematics), Chinese literature, History of China, History, History of literature, Art

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