Zhang Shichuan and Zheng Zhengqiu's different views on drama.

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Answer 1

Zhang Shichuan and Zheng Zhengqiu were both famous in Taiwan. Their literary works and plays were widely recognized and praised. Although they were both important representatives of Taiwan literature, there were some significant differences in their literary views and artistic pursuits.

Zhang Shichuan's literary point of view was more focused on expressing social reality and human nature. His representative works included Spring Silkworm and The True Story of Ah Q. In these works, Zhang Shichuan revealed the various ills of Taiwan society and the distortion of human nature through in-depth character portrayals and real social descriptions. His works often had a strong sense of realism and a deep reflection and exploration of social reality.

In contrast, Zheng Zhengqiu's literary point of view was more focused on expressing the beauty of art and the complexity of human nature. His representative works included 'Dream of the Red Chamber' and 'Farewell My Concubine'. In these works, Zheng Zhengqiu displayed the complexity and variety of human emotions through delicate strokes and complex plot structures. His works often focused on emotional descriptions and the exploration of the character's psychology, as well as the reflection and exploration of traditional culture and human nature.

Although Zhang Shichuan and Zheng Zhengqiu have different literary views, they are both important representatives of Taiwan literature. They have shown us the unique charm and style of Taiwan literature.