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On Chinese Prose Writing in the 1990s

Guan Xing-ping

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Chinese writing demonstrates the scene of the coexistence of modernity and postmodernity in the 1990's.Following this,this paper discovers that there appears a phenomenon of writing hot.Prose writings have some distinctive characteristics,such as poet's prose,novelist prose and scholar's or cultural prose,female prose,etc.At the same time,the essays are getting on the stage.

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Chinese writing demonstrates the scene of the coexistence of modernity and postmodernity in the 1990's.Following this,this paper discovers that there appears a phenomenon of writing hot.Prose writings have some distinctive characteristics,such as poet's prose,novelist prose and scholar's or cultural prose,female prose,etc.At the same time,the essays are getting on the stage.

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Chinese writing demonstrates the scene of the coexistence of modernity and postmodernity in the 1990's.Following this,this paper discovers that there appears a phenomenon of writing hot.Prose writings have some distinctive characteristics,such as poet's prose,novelist prose and scholar's or cultural prose,female prose,etc.At the same time,the essays are getting on the stage.

Key concepts: Postmodernity, Literature, Modernity, Phenomenon, Art, Linguistics, History, Philosophy

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