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Pianwen (traditional Chinese: 駢文;
simplified Chinese: 骈文; pinyin:
piánwén; lit. 'parallel writing') is a
highly stylised prose style,
prevalent throughout...
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dynasty in
China advocated clarity and
precision rather than the
florid pianwen (駢體文) or
parallel prose style that had been po****r
since the Han dynasty...
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founding piece of Tang Literature. It is
classified as
Pianwen (Chinese: 駢文; pinyin:
Piánwén),
which depends greatly on rhythm,
somewhat like classical...
- meaning. The
rhetorical style started out as poetry. This
later influenced pianwen and
guwento and
eventually created the
baguwen aka the eight-legged essay...
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stylistic innovators.
Responding against the
florid and
tightly restricted pianwen prose form,
which had
become de
rigueur since the Han dynasty, they promoted...
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lived 1626
January 7－1682 June 13, was the
first of the
great Ci and
Pianwen poets during the Qing dynasty. He was the
leader and
founder of the Yangxian...
- Chen-style tai chi Chen
Weisong (陳维崧; 1626–1682),
first of the
great Ci and
Pianwen poets during the Qing dynasty,
leader and
founder of the
Yangxian poetry...
- the most
thought of
Confucianism and Mencius, and the
parallelism of the
Pianwen prose style. For the
doctrinal analysis." In 1926, Ge
Gongzhen wrote China's...
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formed new
trends in
poetry in
opposition to the
style of Wang ****hen.
Pianwen became po****r
among prose writers in the
Middle Qing
period in opposition...
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literary figures of the turn of the
ninth century. He led a
revolt against pianwen (駢文), a formal,
richly ornamented literary style,
advocating a
return to...
