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Summary. The Ming Dynasty was one of the periods of cultural prosperity in Chinese history, and essays were also an important literary form. However, due to historical reasons and the lack of documentary materials, the number of essays in the Ming Dynasty is not entirely clear.
What we can know at present is that there were many famous essays in the Ming Dynasty, such as Feng Menglong, Ling Mengchu, Tang Yin, Yang Shen, etc., whose works are widely circulated and are still praised by people today. In addition, there are many literary anthologies and anthologies in the Ming Dynasty, which also include many essays, and the number of these anthologies and anthologies is also considerable. However, the exact number needs further research and verification.
According to the knowledge I have acquired, there are 36 kinds of essays in the Ming Dynasty, including "The Remnant Tears of Jintai", "Wang Zhifu's Spring and Autumn Explanation", "Northern Journey Record", "The Case of the Emperor and Ming Dynasty Princes", "Shuyuan Miscellaneous Records", "Wang Wencheng Gongquanshu", "Records of Staying in the Capital" and so on. I hope I have provided you with some helpful answers, and if you have any further questions, please feel free to continue asking me.
The Ming Dynasty was one of the periods of cultural prosperity in Chinese history, and essays were also an important literary form. However, due to historical reasons and the lack of documentary materials, the number of essays by Ming Dynasty partners is not entirely clear. What we can know at present is that there were many famous essays in the Ming Dynasty, such as Feng Menglong, Ling Mengchu, Tang Yin, Yang Shen, etc., whose works are widely circulated and are still praised by people today.
In addition, there are many literary anthologies and anthologies in the Ming Dynasty, which also include many essays, and the number of these anthologies and anthologies is also considerable. However, the exact number needs further research and verification. According to the knowledge I have acquired, there are 36 kinds of essays in the Ming Dynasty, including "The Remnant Tears of Jintai", "Wang Zhifu's Spring and Autumn Explanation", "Northern Journey Record", "The Case of the Emperor and Ming Dynasty Princes", "Shuyuan Miscellaneous Records", "Wang Wencheng Gongquanshu", "Records of Staying in the Capital" and so on.
I hope the answers I have provided you will be helpful, and if you have any other questions, please continue to ask me questions.
That's about how many.
I looked through the materials and book files, 36 of them. The answer I just gave you has been marked, and I hope it will be useful to you.
This question is only approximate, after all, there are many more that we have not recorded at this stage.
So what are these 36 kinds?
The above I mentioned also "Mirror Flowers", "Seven Heroes and Five Righteousness", "Bamboo Branch Words", "Xingshi Hengyan", I am still reading this, do you need it?
Right. I'm going to take the time to sort it out.
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The connection between the Ming Dynasty essay and today's prose writing is as follows:
An essay is a short, concise form of prose that usually contains a light-hearted and humorous tone that aims to convey a certain thought or attitude of the author. Prose, on the other hand, is more broad, encompassing many different styles and themes. Prose is usually an unbounded, free genre whose content can be any topic related to real life, such as politics, culture, history, people, technology, and so on.
The length of the essay is relatively short, generally around a few hundred to two thousand words. Since the essay is a manifestation of wisdom, the writer needs to have a certain literary foundation and thinking acumen when conceiving. In the process of writing, when expressing ideas, essays often use some literary rhetorical techniques such as ancient poems and proverbs and language humor to highlight their thoughts and attitudes.
Prose is very flexible and free in form and theme, so the writer of the prose can choose the entry point and angle according to his own wishes to express his or her own opinions. Prose can be narrating, descriptive, argumentative, or cautious as an expression of emotion, thinking and feeling, and so on. In the process of writing, prose writers often use a large number of rhetorical devices, such as metaphors, borrowings, comparisons, etc., to enrich the level and expression effect of the article.
Similarities between essays and essays:
Although essays and essays are very different in literary form, their fundamental purpose is the same, to express the author's thoughts or feelings. Whether in light-hearted and humorous language or through serious discourse, they can convey the author's point of view and emotion.
In addition, the creation of essays and essays requires a cool head, a rich imagination, and the ability to think deeply, and only in this way can a truly excellent work be written. Essays and essays are different forms of literature, and they have their own characteristics and writing methods. We might as well find a suitable way to create and express our thoughts and feelings from a variety of literary styles.
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Wu Jingzi should be counted as one, and three words and two beats can also be read and read, but the "sketches" of the Ming and Qing dynasties are somewhat different from modern sketches, which are just convenient, not to be confused
Lin Yutang's humorous essays, such as humor, spirituality, leisure, and eloquent tone, as well as his essay theory, all have distinct personality and cultural characteristics. His essays in "The Silk of Words", "Analects", the United States, Taiwan and Hong Kong are more good than bad; His essays are ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, casual and arbitrary, eloquent and natural, solemn and harmonious, humorous and interesting, and the language is plain and strange, with distinctive characteristics. His theories of humor were out of place in the 30s of the last century and were criticized; However, his works and the essays he founded played a role in promoting the prose creation at that time, and they were also beneficial to the creation and development of prose since the 80s. He has made useful contributions to the exchange of Chinese and Western literature and culture, and has been highly praised and praised by overseas critics"The dragon and phoenix of cultural people".
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