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Talking about Fuliang’s Prose

Tao Liu

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Fuliang’s feelings of official career decided that his prose had many serving writings with strong political tint. The content was plain and tasteless. The official circles which was complex, changing motivated his deep, terrified consciousness that was embodied in the prose. His writings showed much thought of sufferings and feeling depth. In general, Fuliang’s prose was elegant and modest. It delegated general style of prose in the early LiuSong Dynasty.

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Fuliang’s feelings of official career decided that his prose had many serving writings with strong political tint. The content was plain and tasteless. The official circles which was complex, changing motivated his deep, terrified consciousness that was embodied in the prose. His writings showed much thought of sufferings and feeling depth. In general, Fuliang’s prose was elegant and modest. It delegated general style of prose in the early LiuSong Dynasty.

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Fuliang’s feelings of official career decided that his prose had many serving writings with strong political tint. The content was plain and tasteless. The official circles which was complex, changing motivated his deep, terrified consciousness that was embodied in the prose. His writings showed much thought of sufferings and feeling depth. In general, Fuliang’s prose was elegant and modest. It delegated general style of prose in the early LiuSong Dynasty.

Key concepts: Feeling, Politics, Consciousness, Style (visual arts), Embodied cognition, Political consciousness, Literature, Content (measure theory)

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