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Similarities Between Two Selections in Classical Chinese Literature

Lei Zhang

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玉台新咏(Yu Tai Xin Yong)and 文选(Wen Xuan)are both literary selections made in the Liang Dynasty (502 -557) by the Xiao brothers. who are usually regarded as leaders of two opposing literary schools. Yet a comparison of the two selections shows that some poetic works were included in either of them, which implies that the two schools really shared some aesthetic perspectives in common.

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玉台新咏(Yu Tai Xin Yong)and 文选(Wen Xuan)are both literary selections made in the Liang Dynasty (502 -557) by the Xiao brothers. who are usually regarded as leaders of two opposing literary schools. Yet a comparison of the two selections shows that some poetic works were included in either of them, which implies that the two schools really shared some aesthetic perspectives in common.

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玉台新咏(Yu Tai Xin Yong)and 文选(Wen Xuan)are both literary selections made in the Liang Dynasty (502 -557) by the Xiao brothers. who are usually regarded as leaders of two opposing literary schools. Yet a comparison of the two selections shows that some poetic works were included in either of them, which implies that the two schools really shared some aesthetic perspectives in common.

Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Classical Chinese, Chinese literature, China, Philosophy, History, Art

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