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Article ID: 1606

Taking Late Ming Dynasty Printmaking as an Example to Analyze the Influence of Consumption on the Development Direction of Art

by Jie Xiao

Learning & Education, Vol.9, No.3, 2020; 179 Views

From the end of the 15th century to the beginning of the 16th century, great changes have taken place in the history of the world, called the “Great Navigation eraâ€, which has gradually opened the prelude to “globalizationâ€. China in the late Ming Dynasty was just in this division point, from economy to thought, all blooming in the elegance of an empire, and the book publishing industry in Ming Dynasty developed rapidly and brightly with the blessing of the Ming Taizu’s “imperial edict except book taxâ€. Book illustration is inspired by the original function of reading picture interpretation and on essential means of participating in market competition. Illustration books are very popular, almost to the point that there is no book without intention. At the same time, the illustration transitioned from narrative to decorative. This change relates to the fact that the illustration has changed from narrative to decorative. It is because of the change in their demand that the citizen class has become the key customer group to have a great relationship, which has led to a change in art illustration in the late Ming Dynasty.

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Article ID: 1559

A Brief Analysis of the Phenomenon of “Keyboard Chivalry†among Young College Students

by Rongrong Wang

Learning & Education, Vol.9, No.3, 2020; 223 Views

The emergence of the “Keyboard man†group isthe result of the comprehensive effects of many factors. The ideological and political education of the "Keyboard man" group should follow the principles of equality, tolerance, and participation, and use the core socialist values to guide them to observe the value goals and standardize speech behavior.