The Influence of Liangzhe Culture on the Birth of Modern Chinese Literature
Huang Jian
Abstract
Huang Jian
Abstract
As a cultural prototype, regional culture affords a foundational support for the whole cultural change, usually in a way of preserving individual or diversified civilization factors. As a regional culture, Liangzhe Culture (Eastern Zhejiang and Western Zhejiang) has provided a support for the birth of Modern Chinese Literature in modern China as well as a cultural guidance to integrate itself into the new cultural contexts of the world, becoming a dynamic force for the cultural gene change of Liangzhe writers. It has made a unique contribution to the evolution and development of modern Chinese literature by encouraging Liangzhe writers to take a culturally creative attitude and aesthetic approach of art to look at the world.
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As a cultural prototype, regional culture affords a foundational support for the whole cultural change, usually in a way of preserving individual or diversified civilization factors. As a regional culture, Liangzhe Culture (Eastern Zhejiang and Western Zhejiang) has provided a support for the birth of Modern Chinese Literature in modern China as well as a cultural guidance to integrate itself into the new cultural contexts of the world, becoming a dynamic force for the cultural gene change of Liangzhe writers. It has made a unique contribution to the evolution and development of modern Chinese literature by encouraging Liangzhe writers to take a culturally creative attitude and aesthetic approach of art to look at the world.
Key concepts: Civilization, China, Chinese culture, Western culture, World culture, Aesthetics, Modern literature, History