Green Peony and the Rise of the Chinese Martial Arts Novel Jens Limpert

Green Peony and the Rise of the Chinese Martial Arts Novel Jens LimpertExplores the development of the Chinese martial arts novel. Martial arts fiction has been synonymous with popular fiction in China from the Qing dynasty on. This book, the first to trace the early development of the martial arts novel in China, demonstrates that the genre took shape nearly a century earlier than generally recognized. Green Peony (1800), one of the earliest martial arts novels, lies at the center of a web of literary relations

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