Han Xiao-qi
Abstract
Zhao Shuli the novelist's view of life is in a way tragic but it is expressed in form of humour, as is demonstrated in his early works. Interpreted in his attitude toward common people, his humour is by no means vulgar farce, but exposure of the ugly and praise of the beautiful.
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Zhao Shuli the novelist's view of life is in a way tragic but it is expressed in form of humour, as is demonstrated in his early works. Interpreted in his attitude toward common people, his humour is by no means vulgar farce, but exposure of the ugly and praise of the beautiful.
Key concepts: Praise, Aesthetics, Literature, Art, Sociology, Philosophy