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On mutual effects of Bianjing folk festival customs and Ci poetry

Kang Jin-juan

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the capital of Song Dynasty--Bianjing, wealthy and prosperous, produced many kinds of magnificent folk festivals which stimulated the creation of Song Ci . Song Ci greatly enriched the metropolis folk culture from which social sources of Ci can be known.This essay tries to analyze the mutual effects of folk festivals and Song Ci.

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the capital of Song Dynasty--Bianjing, wealthy and prosperous, produced many kinds of magnificent folk festivals which stimulated the creation of Song Ci . Song Ci greatly enriched the metropolis folk culture from which social sources of Ci can be known.This essay tries to analyze the mutual effects of folk festivals and Song Ci.

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the capital of Song Dynasty--Bianjing, wealthy and prosperous, produced many kinds of magnificent folk festivals which stimulated the creation of Song Ci . Song Ci greatly enriched the metropolis folk culture from which social sources of Ci can be known.This essay tries to analyze the mutual effects of folk festivals and Song Ci.

Key concepts: Poetry, Folk song, History, Capital (architecture), Literature, Art, Ancient history

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