The Tale of Li-Youcai's Rhymes

NOTE EDITORE

This digital edition is a reprint of a 1970 edition. It is an advanced reader in Chinese, giving a text in modern written Chinese reproduced from an original Chinese edition together with an introduction, a bibliography and notes on difficult points of language and on allusions to the cultural and historical context. Chao Shu-Li, born in 1907 in Shansi province of poor parents became first a village teacher and journalist and then a popular author. In the 1940s 'Study and learn from Chao Shu-Li' became a slogan among activist literary people, and he became a model writer of the cultural front formed in response to a call by Mao Tse-tung. In the Cultural Revolution, however, Chao was severely criticized. Chao's writing is simple, popular and unliterary, deliberately aimed at a mass readership.

SOMMARIO

Acknowledgements; Introduction; Map; Glossary; Notes; Text.

PREFAZIONE

This digital edition is a reprint of a 1970 edition. It is an advanced reader in Chinese, giving a text in modern written Chinese reproduced from an original Chinese edition together with an introduction, a bibliography and notes on difficult points of language and on allusions to the cultural and historical context.

ALTRE INFORMAZIONI

• Condizione: Nuovo
• ISBN: 9780521095884
• Collana: Readers in Modern Chinese
• Dimensioni: 198 x 8 x 129 mm Ø 150 gr
• Formato: Brossura
• Pagine Arabe: 140