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THE RISING OF SOUTHERN CULTURE AND THE FORMATION OF THE LITERARY STYLE OF SONG DYNASTY

LI Can-zhao

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The rising of southern culture,started in the Tang Dynasty,witnessed a long historical period.It was in the Song Dynasty that the southern culture surpassed the northern culture overall.The formation of the literary style of the Song Dynasty is the direct result of the prosperity of the southern culture and they are very closely connected.

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The rising of southern culture,started in the Tang Dynasty,witnessed a long historical period.It was in the Song Dynasty that the southern culture surpassed the northern culture overall.The formation of the literary style of the Song Dynasty is the direct result of the prosperity of the southern culture and they are very closely connected.

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The rising of southern culture,started in the Tang Dynasty,witnessed a long historical period.It was in the Song Dynasty that the southern culture surpassed the northern culture overall.The formation of the literary style of the Song Dynasty is the direct result of the prosperity of the southern culture and they are very closely connected.

Key concepts: Prosperity, Style (visual arts), Period (music), History, Literature, Ancient history, Art, Aesthetics

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