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Ch’in-Han school

Chinese literary school
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  • Scene from Romance of the Three Kingdoms
    Chinese literature
    / Classical literature

    The Qin-Han school tried to underrate the achievements of Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan, along with the Song essayists, and proudly declared that post-Han prose was not worth reading. The Tang-Song school, on the other hand, accused its opponents of limited vision and reemphasized Han Yu’s…

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    The Qin-Han school tried to underrate the achievements of Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan, along with the Song essayists, and proudly declared that post-Han prose was not worth reading. The Tang-Song school, on the other hand, accused its opponents of limited vision and reemphasized Han Yu’s…

    Read More