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What We Can Learn from the Comments on Rose Gate

Jinglan Zhang

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Rose Gate, a novel by Tie Ning set in the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), has aroused a lot of comments ever since its publication in 1988. From the comments we can see the attitudes of the critics toward the works on the cultural Revolution.

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Rose Gate, a novel by Tie Ning set in the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), has aroused a lot of comments ever since its publication in 1988. From the comments we can see the attitudes of the critics toward the works on the cultural Revolution.

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Rose Gate, a novel by Tie Ning set in the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), has aroused a lot of comments ever since its publication in 1988. From the comments we can see the attitudes of the critics toward the works on the cultural Revolution.

Key concepts: Rose (mathematics), Cultural revolution, Set (abstract data type), Art, Computer science, Aesthetics, Art history, Political science

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