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Gong’an school

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

    It came from the Gong’an school, named for the birthplace of the three Yuan brothers, of whom the middle one—Yuan Hongdao—was the best known. The Gong’an school challenged all of the prevailing literary trends, advocating that literature should change with each age and that any attempt at erasing the…

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    It came from the Gong’an school, named for the birthplace of the three Yuan brothers, of whom the middle one—Yuan Hongdao—was the best known. The Gong’an school challenged all of the prevailing literary trends, advocating that literature should change with each age and that any attempt at erasing the…

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