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xing: a standalone construct

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in Chinese poetics, an opening natural image that stirs feeling and stands in an implicit, non-analogical relation to what follows, set against bi, explicit comparison.

In comparative literature, xing refers to in Chinese poetics, an opening natural image that stirs feeling and stands in an implicit, non-analogical relation to what follows, set against bi, explicit comparison. This meaning comes from Yu (1987) in The reading of imagery in the Chinese poetic tradition.[1]

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References

Yu, P. (1987). The reading of imagery in the Chinese poetic tradition. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691066820

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