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1. The Classic Novel and its Precursors The first great, "classic" novels of China, whose origins go back to the time around 1400, but which are known only from editions from the 16th and 17th centuries, mirror the special circumstances of that epoch. A new element was that the novels dealt with the traditional storytelling material in a distanced and partially ironic way. The novels
Sanguozhi
[tongsu] yanyi (
The
Three Kingdoms History [with Popular Explanations] or short:
The History of the Three Kingdoms),
Shuihu zhuan (
Water Margin/ Outlaws of the Marsh), as well as
Kin Ping Meh (
Jinping…
Source:
Brill’s Encyclopedia of China
