Writing psychology of dramatists in transition period from the Ming to the Qing dynasty
WU Xiu-hu
Abstract
WU Xiu-hu
Abstract
The dramatists in the transition period from the Ming to the Qing dynasty are known for their different writing psychology due to their family backgrounds,life experiences and the influence of their ages.The themes and figures in their works were restricted by various facters and regarded as a faithful reflection of the dramatists' life and thoughts.
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The dramatists in the transition period from the Ming to the Qing dynasty are known for their different writing psychology due to their family backgrounds,life experiences and the influence of their ages.The themes and figures in their works were restricted by various facters and regarded as a faithful reflection of the dramatists' life and thoughts.
Key concepts: Period (music), Transition (genetics), Reflection (computer programming), Literature, History, Psychology, Art, Aesthetics