LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE'S IDENTITY OF EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES IN “CHINESE CHARACTER CULTURAL SPHERE” IN THE ANCIENT AND MIDDLE AGES
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Abstract
Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese literature all used Chinese characters, received Chinese literary influence, and tried to create national writing based on Chinese characters' application. In this article, I will delve into the issue of influential language, literature and literary genres within the Chinese character cultural sphere, while also detailing the specific nature and temperament of the developmental process in regards to each country's literature.
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identity, East Asean literature, Chinese character cultural sphere (漢字文化圈)
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Phan Thu Van. (2012). Chinese cultural factors in “Genji monogatari” and their literary significance. Ho Chi Minh City University of Education Journal of Science (Social Sciences and Humanities), 38(72), 41-52.