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Kishōtenketsu is a unique story structure commonly found in East Asian narratives, particularly in traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean literature. It offers an alternative approach to storytelling that subverts the traditional Western concepts of conflict-driven plotlines and three-act structures. The term “Kishōtenketsu” consists of four Chinese characters, each representing a different narrative element: Kishōtenketsu showcases…