Japan's' Dream of the Red Chamber '
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1、 The Ladder of Laws "is an introductory book on the basic theories and systems of law, which became a textbook for various law schools in Rome at that time, and also served as a model for the later compilation of the codex" Ladder of Laws "by the Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian.
2、 At the same time, "The Ladder of Jurisprudence" is also the only complete document of ancient Roman jurists that has been passed down to later generations. For modern readers, it is a fundamental document that helps to expand their understanding of classical Roman law.
3、 From a genre perspective, 'The Tale of Genji' belongs to a type of 'papyrus literature' that emerged in Japan around the 10th century. There are two interpretations of the meaning of cursive literature: one refers to prose such as stories, diaries, and essays written in kana (Japanese alphabet) to distinguish them from literary works written in Chinese characters.
4、 Another theory refers to a popular reading material in Japanese medieval and modern literature, a type of illustrated novel, mostly short stories.
5、 The combination of previous stories, diaries, and essays with folk colloquial language has developed into fresh prose with more Japanese national characteristics and literary significance. The emergence of Murasaki's "Tale of Genji" marks the maturity of this literary form.
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