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01 April 2009, Volume 28 Issue 2

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Orignal Article

Apprehension of Meaning or Exploration Into Poetic Expertice

ZHENG Cheng-zhi

2009, 28(2):  11-15. 

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In 1930s there arose the then well-known “dispute between two Liang’s”. Superficially the dispute between Liang Shiqiu and Liang Zongdai was caused by personal feeling, but virtually it was caused by their entirely different conceptions of poetry. The dispute took place at a time when the new Chinese poetry was at the juncture of two roads leading from “non-poem” to “principle poem” and from “prosaicalization” to “poetic purification”. And it had rich connotations in the theoretical development of new Chinese poetry.

New Civic Movies:Advanced Mimic Show of Leftist Movies

YUAN Qing-feng

2009, 28(2):  26-30. 

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As indicated in the modified approach of social criticism by Boatman’s Daughter, new civic movies in 1935, while inheriting more of the traditional themes and aesthetic tastes of the old ones, timely used and absorbed the new technique(sound technique) and the Leftist film ideological elements, and quiclely and selectively converted them into market salabilities. The artistry and the popalar apeal of the folms were mostly acheved through commonplace presentation and from the perspective of displaying worldly life.

Two “Subtheme Stories” in Red Kaoliang Family and Their Significance

CHEN Xi,DU Min

2009, 28(2):  31-35. 

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There in Mo Yan’s Red Kaoliang Family and two relatively independent minor stories——the story of Gen, the Swordplay 18 and that of Cheng, the Pockmarked. The two “Subtheme stories”, seemingly producing no effect on the “theme story”, exert a parallel explanatory effect on the theme of Red Kaoliang Family on one hand, on the other they are a complement to the theme at that. In fact they serve as a ponder over the limitations of folk life passion and a consideration about the human “animalization” under a certain system. The themes of the two minor stories conflict with that of Red Kaoliang Family, i.e. they manifest the limitations of the life force and the decisive function of social reality to life.

Background Analysis of Weng Fanggang’s Advocating “the Intellectuals Poetry”

ZHAN Ran

2009, 28(2):  36-39. 

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Weng Fanggang, poet and poetic reviewer of the Qing Dynasty, lived during the reign of the two emperors of Qianlong and Jiaging, both of whom attached importance to and praised and honoured knowledge and learnings, and what officially meant by so-called learnings was the extensiveness of knowledge accumulation.The premise for the advocation of “poems by learners” was the acknowledgement of the “flourishing age”, which also had something to do with the restoration of the cloze poems in the imperial competitive examination. It provided a way for poetic writers to avoid disaster at a time when literary inquisition prevailed, and it also served as a way for them to avoid what was vulgar and familiar. And furthermore, it conformed to the supreme ruler’s attachment of importance to “learnings” and “poetic education”.

Socialist Social Formation and Socialism With Chinese Characteristics

ZHANG Zhi-yong,JIAO Shi-wen

2009, 28(2):  74-78. 

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Exploratory Analysis of Deng Xiaoping’s Good-Neighbourly Diplomatic Strategy

PENG Pei

2009, 28(2):  79-82. 

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Deng Xiaoping’s good-neighbourly diplomatic strategg is worked out by Deng himself in accordance with the change of international situation and the internal need to concentrate energy on economic construction. Starting from a strategic height and aiming at national interests, he stood for developing all-round good-neighbourly and friendly relations with neighbouring countries in the five principles of peaceful co-existence on the basis of independent sovereignty surpassing the differences in ideology and social systems. Its implementation extremely improves the relations between China and her nerghbouring countries, which has also laid solid theoretical and practical foundations for adhering to the present policy of “committing to build good-neighbourly relationship and partnership with neighbouring countries” and for pursuing the strategy of “peaceful rising”.

New Research Achievement of Chinese Compound Sentences

ZONG Shou-yun

2009, 28(2):  90-92. 

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The present paper doses a review of Yao Shuangyun’s A Research on the Collocation of the Relation Markers of Chinese Compound Sentences. The paper deals with 3 prominent features of the book:rich and thick theoretical colour, self-conscious consciousness and distinct case analyses.

Supplemental Information to Research on Divergence Between Sun Yat-Sen and Chen Jiongming Before“June 16”Mutiny

TANG Jing, LI Jia-mao

2009, 28(2):  104-108. 

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As a rather controversial figure in the of the Republic of China history, Chen Jiongming had a relationship with Sun Yat-Sen that developed from differences in political views to mutinous rupture, the right and wrong of which was very complex. The change of their relationship underwent a fairly long course, in which there were personality facters as well as different political views on such issues as the Northern Expedition, etc.

Wu Luzhen’s Contributions to Wuchang Uprising

YANG Zhen-hua

2009, 28(2):  109-111. 

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Wu Luzhen made various contributions to Wuchang Uprising. He joined and tookpart in organizing and leading many a revolutionary body, especially he led the Wuchang Huayuanshan Assembly, which developed and strengthened the revolutionary force in Hubei. In many forms he spread the revolutionary thinking, enabling a gradual growth of the revolutionary concept in the people of Wuhan. He inspired the uprising of the northern army, pinned down the enemy force and acted in coordination with Wuchang Uprising.