英文摘要 |
Li Yu (1611-1680), who had the courtesy name, Li Hong, and a pseudo name, Li Wong, left all his works of comedy the endings of joyful unions. The collection of his notes and essays, Xian Qing Ou Ji, is the first systematic and integrated treatise of Xiqu. Li Yu's creation of comedies stayed close to the development of his theory of Xiqu, which was integrated within the progress of writing. Therefore, his comedies mostly correspond to his own theoretical framework with an abundance of artistic techniques. This paper aims to base on his theory of Xiqu to analyze Li Yu's comedy, Qiao Tuan Yuan, from the angles of "structure of plot", "style and wording", and "characters". Further, by exploring how Li Yu put his theory into practice in his comedies, the paper is dedicated to demonstrating his integrated praxis of theory and playwriting to highlight his significant artistic contribution to Xiqu. |