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The Real Learning in the Ming and Qing dynasties promoting the Ming and Qing Novels

Jinhua Zhang

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The Ming and Qing real learning is a main wave of thought existing for over 3,00 years from the middle Ming to the middle Qing, with characteristics of worshipping the real learning and ridding the emptiness. It is a powerful force promoting philosophy, history, science, literature, fine arts, textual research and others in this period. The Ming and Qing novels, associated with the then society, make a basic transition of aesthetic and writing styles of Chinese novels. The real learning in the Ming and Qing dynasties has made great contributions to Chinese literature.

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Key concepts: Emptiness, Period (music), The arts, Transition (genetics), Literature, History, Philosophy, Art