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Inductions of Novels about "Cultural Revolution"

Zhang Li

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In 20th century Chinese society had two unavoidable topics,one was May 4th,the second was cultural revolution.The influence of Cultural Revolution on contemporary novels is direct and far-reaching.In many Cultural Revolution novels,we can find these similarities,and make a simple induction,and analyse these collective psychology,causing people to reflect on.

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In 20th century Chinese society had two unavoidable topics,one was May 4th,the second was cultural revolution.The influence of Cultural Revolution on contemporary novels is direct and far-reaching.In many Cultural Revolution novels,we can find these similarities,and make a simple induction,and analyse these collective psychology,causing people to reflect on.

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In 20th century Chinese society had two unavoidable topics,one was May 4th,the second was cultural revolution.The influence of Cultural Revolution on contemporary novels is direct and far-reaching.In many Cultural Revolution novels,we can find these similarities,and make a simple induction,and analyse these collective psychology,causing people to reflect on.

Key concepts: Cultural revolution, Aesthetics, Simple (philosophy), Sociology, History, Literature, Art, China

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