英文摘要 |
Xu Ju Zheng (1420-1488) spoke very highly to Ci-poetry of Li Qi Xian (1288-1367) in Dong Ren Shi Hua (Korean poetry Talks). As known, Li was a prominent poet during Koryo Dynasty. Xu was attributed to Li's works, however by considering the Korean difference from Chinese characters has rendered the failure of posing Ci-poetry. It is because Li had traveled to the north of China and to learn Chinese Ci-poetry, and this is specious argument. Based on Xu's opinion, Li's Ci-ology is groundless. I discover that many writers posed Ci-poetry apart from Li and Li's CI-poems demonstrate that they originated from Northern Song and Jin Dynasties. Based on the score and singing methods borrowing from China, writers including Li in Koryo Dynasty were able to pose Ci-poems as Geisha might sing in Koryo-Chinese characters. Hence, Li began to write Ci-poems before he traveled to China. Besides, Li with his fellows learned Mongolian rather than Chinese characters during their visit Yuan Dynasty. All of these establish undoubtedly that Xu's assertion that Li's Ci-poetry are originated from Chinese is an erroneous arguments. |