英文摘要 |
In the Ming and Qing dynasty, there was a trend of making portraits to commemorate a person or an event. The inscription on the portrait is esteemed as a concrete presentation of social interaction. In the early Qing dynasty, a portrait of Xie Bin named 'The Portrait of Feng Jiang Fisher' was one of the representative works. There were more than seventy inscriptions on this portrait and they were all written by famous writers in that period. These literary inscriptions are abundant records of communication. 'The Portrait of Feng Jiang Fisher' is like a puzzle of cultural disguise. The writers of inscriptions expressed various perspectives after observing the self' revelation and concealment of the portrait's owner, Xu Qiu. Besides con ducting research into biographies and texts, the study tries to explain further the significance of this distinct case and related literary phenomena through the aspects of game playing, metaphor, interpersonal communication, and meta-writing in order to construct a new description of these literary activities in the early Qing dynasty. |