The BNU Center for Policy Research (BCPR) invited Ms. Tania Faraz, Assistant Professor at the Seeta Majeed School of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (SMSLASS), for an enlightening session on the evolution of Chinese literature. She offered a historical overview that framed literature as both artistic expression and cultural reflection.
Ms. Faraz guided the audience through the major shifts in Chinese literary tradition, from ancient poetry to modern narratives, illustrating how literature has mirrored China’s changing society. She emphasized its uniqueness compared to other global traditions and explored how it continues to evolve in a contemporary, interconnected world. Encouraging a broader view of literature, she presented it as a powerful lens into China’s political, social, and cultural transitions. The session invited participants to see literature not just as storytelling, but as a critical tool for understanding historical continuity and change in one of the world’s most influential civilizations.
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