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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2021 · 28 MIN

100 Years of Chinese Literature: 1910-1919

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Who was the most important Chinese writer of the 1910-1919 period? Was it Li Dazhao, and his experiments with prose poetry and Marxist theory? Or was it Lu Xun, with his adaptation of Russian realism to a Chinese context? And who, most importantly, had the best moustache?

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