英文摘要 |
While has long been ignored by the reviewers, Zhang Sing’s Tu Lu Yen Yi is actually the representative of interpreting Tu’s poetry. This paper is attempting to re-clarify Zhang’s review of the poetry’s connotation as well as explain its meaning of times while demonstrate the position and value of this book on the poetry of Tu Fu. The study was developed in two ways. On one hand, this book is the pioneer of reviewing Tu Fu’s Regulated Verse in Seven-Syllable Line which holds unique opinions on the subject and creating methods of Tu’s poetry. On the other hand, being situated in the peak of “Popular Poetics” in Yuan Dynasty, Zhang’s review on Tu’s Regulated Verse in Seven-Syllable Line was inevitably effected by Popular Poetics; being such the circumstance, both the rudimentary interpretation and the disclosure of making poetry make Zhang’s book popular during that times but instead cannot make the book receive good reviews in later generations. |