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大学语文作家作品总括（A general account of College Chinese writers and works） A, 1. Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poems in china. Originally called poetry or poetry three hundred, because Confucius used it as a teaching material for students, scholars in the Han Dynasty received the classics and called it Book of Songs. 2., the basic sentence pattern of Book of Songs is four characters, or miscellaneous, two words until nine words of various sentence patterns. Book of Songs often uses the form of folded chapters. A few chapters repeated, meaning and literally only a few changes, caused by the lingering effect. This is a characteristic of ballad. 3., the songs of Chu created by Qu Yuan, together with the Book of Songs, constitute the two major sources of Chinese poetry and even Chinese literature romanticism and realism. 4. yuan is the first great patriotic poet in Chinese history, the first symbolic images of patriotic and loyal to the throne. 5. the Analects of Confucius is Confuciuss disciples and followers of Confucius thought, the work of recording words and deeds. 6. history of the Song Dynasty in the part of the Analects rule the world, Analects of Confucius emphasized the great effect of the past. 7., Chinese historical prose is the main source of Chinese novel, which is a distinctive national characteristic of Chinese novel which is different from western novel. 8. Sima Qians historical records by Mr. Lu Xun as historians of the masterpiece, without rhyme of lisao. 9., the poets of Jianan also developed the advantages of poetry in lyric, and made the content of harmony more harmonious with the short and exquisite art form, and the function of poetry became more comprehensive. In the face of social unrest and short life, the poets express bold meritorious ambitions, forming a generous sad era of style, which is later called jianan. 10., Cao Pis Yan Song line created a new style of seven words, and played an important role in the history of poetry. 12. the