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Based on two texts below, elaborate with clear examples the special characteristics of Asian Classical Literature. 1. The Tale of Genji (Japan) 2. Dream of the Red Chamber (China) Tugasan ini sebenarnya kami pernah buat sebelum ini cuma mungkin soalannya diubah-ubah setiap semester. Namun kehendak soalan sebenarnya adalah hampir sama setiap semester. Sekiranya anda semua berasa pening sebab dah takdea idea, sibuk menguruskan kerja sehingga tidak ada masa untuk membuat tugasan. Anda boleh terus ke  SINI  untuk mendapatkan tips membuat tugasan atau ke  SINI  untuk mendapatkan contoh tugasan terdahulu sebagai rujukan.

Metaphor is the concept of understanding one thing in terms of another. A metaphor is a figure of speech that constructs an analogy between two things or ideas; the analogy is conveyed by the use of a metaphorical word in place of some other word. For example: "Her eyes were glistening jewels". Metaphor also denotes rhetorical figures of speech that achieve their effects via association, comparison or resemblance (e.g., antithesis, hyperbole, metonymy and simile, which are all types of metaphor). Khidmat Menaip Assignment kerana kesuntukan masa, kekurangan buku rujukan dan takde idea Klik Sini or dapatkan contoh Assignment di Sini

A sentimental girl sought to repay a "debt of tears" to a young man with a penchant for female companions in a complex web of family and social relationship. This is the theme of China's fascinating and best-loved story, Dream of the Red Chamber (Hung Lou Meng), written by Tsao Hsueh-chin in the 18th Century. The narrative revolves around Jia Pao-yi the hero and his relationship with his many pretty maids and female relatives and friends, in particular the sensitive and frail cousin-love Lin Tai-yi. The novel describes in minute details the day-to-day happenings inside the ducal mansion of the Jia clan with its endless number of kinsfolk and servants, organised into a rigid hierarchy controlled by a dictatorial but benign matriarch. A surreal atmosphere infused the interaction of the main characters as they kept up appearances with lavish spendings while the family's financial and political fortune declined. Servants and relatives all dipped their ha...

Metaphors in The Dream of the Red Chamber, have the salient cognitive function of projecting the characters perceptions of love and desire. These metaphors are primarily a cognitive process originating in the creative process of juxtaposing referents found in the characters (author's) memory and presenting prototype in linguistic forms. Conceiving of the cognitive metaphoric process as an evolutionary process enlightening Which heroine is seen in the Daiyu's poeticizing love metaphor places in a wider literary-linguistic context. Metaphors in The Dream of the Red Chamber, bring about changes in the Ways Which we perceive the world created by the author, and these changes often bring about conceptual changes in the Ways in Which we act in his world (as in the way we understand his work). Before examining themetaphorical aspects in the Dream, we need to look brieftly over the characteristics of metaphor. Metaphor is primarily a linguistic production. Depends on metaph...

The novel provides a detailed, episodic record of the two branches of the wealthy and aristocratic Jia clan — the Rongguo House and the Ningguo House — who reside in two large, adjacent family compounds in the capital. Their ancestors were made dukes, and as the novel begins the two houses are among the most illustrious families in the capital. One of the clan’s offspring is made an Imperial Consort, and a gigantic landscaped interior garden, named the Grand View Garden, is built to receive her visit. The novel describes the Jias’ wealth and influence in great naturalistic detail, and charts the Jias’ fall from the height of their prestige, following some thirty main characters and over four hundred minor ones. Eventually the Jia clan falls into disfavor with the Emperor, and their mansions are raided and confiscated. In the story's preface, a sentient Stone, abandoned by the goddess Nüwa when she mended the heavens aeons ago, begs a Taoist priest and Buddhist monk to br...

The novel is normally called Hung Lou Meng or Hóng Lóu Mèng , literally Red chamber dream. Red tower or red chamber is an idiom for the sheltered chambers where the daughters of wealthy families lived. It also refers to a dream in Chapter 5 that Baoyu has, set in a "red chamber", where the fates of many of the characters are foreshadowed. Chamber is sometimes translated as "mansion" because of the scale of the Chinese word but mansion is thought to neglect the flavour of the word "chamber" and it is a mistranslation according to Zhou Ruchang. The name of the main family, Jia is a homophone with the Chinese character jia meaning false, fake, fictitious or sham. Another family in the book has the surname Zhen a homophone for the word real their son is also named Baoyu his name sounds the same as real Baoyu while the hero's is false Baoyu. Thus, Cao Xueqin suggests that the novel's family is both a realistic reflection and a fictional or ...

A. Instruction: The length of your assignment should be between 1,800 – 2,000 word 1. The Bustan of Sa’adi (Persia) 2. Shakuntala (India) 3. The Tale of Genji (Japan) 4. Dream of the Red Chamber (China) B. Select any text and expound on the themes and how the setting contributes to enhance the themes (Pilih salah satu teks di atas, kemudian bincangkan tema dan bagaimana latar mempengaruhi tema sesebuah cerita itu) Khidmat Menaip Assignment Klik Sini or dapatkan contoh Assignment di Sini