A Study of Streams Flow and Mountains Stand from the Perspective of New Historicism
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Chin Shunshin, Streams Flow and Mountains Stand, New historicism.Abstract
Streams Flow and Mountains Stand is a historical novel written by Chin Shunshin, a famous Japanese Chinese writer. In this novel, Wen Shihang, the hero, embodies the author's own times and self-experience, and witnessed and experienced a series of changes in modern Chinese history. From the perspective of new historicism, this paper tries to interpret the novel by analyzing its historicity and historical textuality, so as to explore the uniqueness of Streams Flow and Mountains Stand embodied in new historicism and Chin Shunshin's view of history.
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