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An Analysis of Ancient Chinese Mythology's Influence on Later Literature Creation

Tian Yi-li

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Ancient Chinese mythology is the literary source,which has a strong influence on the development of our literature.This paper discuses the influence of ancient mythology on the creation of poetry,essays and novels,from which we can see that the mythology is not only the history of the ancient human beings,but also the source of literature.

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Ancient Chinese mythology is the literary source,which has a strong influence on the development of our literature.This paper discuses the influence of ancient mythology on the creation of poetry,essays and novels,from which we can see that the mythology is not only the history of the ancient human beings,but also the source of literature.

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Ancient Chinese mythology is the literary source,which has a strong influence on the development of our literature.This paper discuses the influence of ancient mythology on the creation of poetry,essays and novels,from which we can see that the mythology is not only the history of the ancient human beings,but also the source of literature.

Key concepts: Mythology, Literature, Poetry, Ancient literature, History, Greek mythology, Art

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