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Xintangshu

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  • Ouyang Xiu

    …first ordered to write the Xintangshu (“New History of the Tang Dynasty”). In 1057 he was placed in charge of civil service examinations. He favoured those who wrote in the “ancient style” but failed those who employed literary embellishments. For thus imposing his own ideas of literature on the traditional…

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    …first ordered to write the Xintangshu (“New History of the Tang Dynasty”). In 1057 he was placed in charge of civil service examinations. He favoured those who wrote in the “ancient style” but failed those who employed literary embellishments. For thus imposing his own ideas of literature on the traditional…

    Read More