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As for the poetic color of the novel , we should note the highly unique characteristics of the Chinese language and the ... and who cannot read the novel in Chinese and so rely on translated versions without notes , will probably become ...
As for the poetic color of the novel , we should note the highly unique characteristics of the Chinese language and the ... and who cannot read the novel in Chinese and so rely on translated versions without notes , will probably become ...
第 260 頁
He notes that Cao Xueqin's marginalized status as a literatus suggests that the author experienced male anxiety and deficiency , and turned to writing autobiographical fiction empathetic with women ( Huang , “ Literati ” 96–105 ) .
He notes that Cao Xueqin's marginalized status as a literatus suggests that the author experienced male anxiety and deficiency , and turned to writing autobiographical fiction empathetic with women ( Huang , “ Literati ” 96–105 ) .
第 77 頁
In C. T. Hsia's note , he gives the Chinese characters instead of English romanization . ... and “ Fragment " ( wai - pien ) are made by Timothy C. Wong in his article “ Notes on the Textual History of the Lao Ts'an Yu - chi .
In C. T. Hsia's note , he gives the Chinese characters instead of English romanization . ... and “ Fragment " ( wai - pien ) are made by Timothy C. Wong in his article “ Notes on the Textual History of the Lao Ts'an Yu - chi .
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Repetition Narrative Desire Yaohua Shi | 1 |
Introduction Mark Ferrara and | 2 |
Honglou meng | 35 |
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