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Yunnan Literature in the Late Qing Dynasty

Tao Ying-chang

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After the Opium War, China fell into a semi-feudal and semi-colonial country. Internal and external troubles quickened the collapse of the Qing Imperial Dynasty. During this period, though experiencing ups and downs, the Yunnan writers changed from an intuitive literary creation to an intended one, which resulted in many achievements.

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After the Opium War, China fell into a semi-feudal and semi-colonial country. Internal and external troubles quickened the collapse of the Qing Imperial Dynasty. During this period, though experiencing ups and downs, the Yunnan writers changed from an intuitive literary creation to an intended one, which resulted in many achievements.

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After the Opium War, China fell into a semi-feudal and semi-colonial country. Internal and external troubles quickened the collapse of the Qing Imperial Dynasty. During this period, though experiencing ups and downs, the Yunnan writers changed from an intuitive literary creation to an intended one, which resulted in many achievements.

Key concepts: Fell, Feudalism, Opium, China, History, Ancient history, Period (music), Literature

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