英文摘要 |
"Mao Wu Wei Qiu Feng Suo Po Ge" is the great aspiration of Du Fu to protect all humble literati when he was in the difficulty of sleep in the leaking house in the rain of autumn. It conveys humanity and the great mind. Hence, the poem becomes the classic for the later generation to study the content of "sage of poetry" of Du Fu and his "concern about the country and people". After reviewing and comparing 21 Tang poetry selections edited by modern people, the author realized that 17 of them selected the said poem which was more than other poems such as "Bing Che Xing", "Li Ren Xing", "Dan Qing Yin", "Guan Gong Sun Da Niang Di Zi Wu Jian Qi Xing", etc. It is "the classic of seven-character verse" of Du Fu in modern time. However, in comparison to Tang poetry selections in Ming and Qing Dynasty, the poem was rarely selected. Only 8 out of 21 selections included the work. The critique tended to be negative terms such as "rural" and "limitation of affection". The poet of late Ming Dynasty, Shen Han Guang, even mocked at the great aspiration of "protection of all beings" and "blessing for humble literati" by "thought of Cuo Da" and argued that it was the vain dream of a humble and depressed scholar (Cuo Da) and it might not be realized. It is surprising that the ancient and present critiques of the poem are extremely different. In order to probe into the critique difference of the poem in ancient and modern Tang poetry selections this study not only presents the selection and critique by tables and data, but also compares the poem with Du Fu's other classics of seven-character verse in order to explore difference between ancient and modern critiques on "Mao Wu Wei Qiu Feng Suo Po Ge" and the cause of the difference. |