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    明代杂剧中的僧尼形象研究 = The protrayal of monk and nun in traditional Ming opera (Zaju) by 尹倩怡 Yin, Qian Yi

    Published 2012
    “…In Ming Dynasty, the appearance of Buddhist monk and nun images in traditional Zaju had increase drastically. …”
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    Final Year Project (FYP)
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    《西游记》的叙事技巧 :以唐僧的三个徒儿形象塑造为例 = Exploring the narrative techniques of the novel “Journey to the West” : using the portrayal of the Tang monk’s disciples as example by 戴欣怡 Tee, Xinyi

    Published 2013
    “…Through text reading, this thesis paper explores the author Wu Cheng-en’s narrative skills through analyzing the way he sculpted the images of Tang monk’s three disciples. The writer looks at the way the author sculpted the images of the three disciples from two perspectives. …”
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    Final Year Project (FYP)
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    地方文化与文学创作的关系 ——以汪曾祺作品为例 = The relationship between folk culture and literary creation: a case study on Wang Zengqi's works by 李毓 Li, Yu

    Published 2023
    “…This paper delves into Wang Zengqi's works such as A Tale of Big Nur(《大淖记事》), Special Gift(《异秉》), The Love Story of a Young Monk(《受戒》), Homeland's Food(《故乡的食物》) and others, with a particular focus on how the folk culture of Gaoyou influenced his creations. …”
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    Final Year Project (FYP)
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    沙僧是否是“可有可无”的人物? ——论析《西游记》小说里沙僧的形象塑造与作用 = Is Sha Seng a “Dispensable” character: an analysis of the character of Sha Seng in the novel Journey to the West... by 胡淑政 Oh, Shu Zheng

    Published 2023
    “…关键词:《西游记》,沙僧形象,定心丸,人性向善,精神空虚,明代社会 The novel of “Journey to the West” is one of the classics in Chinese classical literature, and the images of the Tang monk and his three disciples have always been a subject of great interest for scholars. …”
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    Final Year Project (FYP)
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    Disenchantment narrative in anti-superstition fiction of the late Qing dynasty by Ding, Sing Jek

    Published 2015
    “…The disenchantment narratives in these fiction targeted five lines of thoughts, namely the nonexistence of gods and deities, vicious practices of the monks and priests, revelation of the tricks of the fortune tellers and wizards, the scams of the feng shui masters and the tragic consequences of superstitious behaviours. …”
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