Pu Songling's Mouth Skills,, and Generalization
Pu Songling's ventriloquism was a unique artistic expression in ancient Chinese literature. Ventriloquism is a form of performance that uses the mouth and throat to produce various sounds. It is usually used to describe mysterious images such as immortals, monsters, and monsters. In Pu Songling's novel Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, ventriloquism was used to the fullest, showing his profound literary attainments and rich imagination. Pu Songling's ventriloquism had a unique style and characteristics. He usually used exaggeration, humor, and bizarre means to portray various mysterious images to arouse the readers 'interest and imagination. The performance of ventriloquism was simple but powerful. It could often deeply reveal the good and evil of human nature and the good and bad of morality. It had a very high artistic value.