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Description: Cover of Taiwan Literature Magazine from 1934/ National Research Center for Cultural Heritage, Taiwan 日據時期之台灣文學作家，仍以漢文創作，《台灣文藝》之出版，為當時第一本中日文並行之刊物。（台灣國立文化資產保存研究中心籌備處提供）

《臺灣文藝》創刊號，1934. 台灣文藝聯盟，由張深切、賴明弘倡導成立，推動文藝大眾化，發刊《臺灣文藝》共十五期，並於全台各地與東京分設支部，是日治時期廣泛結合不同路線作家，影響全面的文藝團體。


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