英文摘要 |
Wan Huo Qing Yin is the only extant drama anthology from the Ming dynasty that Zhe-zi plays (actable plays) are well collected. The anthology is considered a valuable record for studying the transformations of the Kun-ju style Northern Za-ju (Bei Qu Kun Chang) during the Tian Qi period of the Ming dynasty. The article discusses the selected plays in the Yuan and Ming from Wan Huo Qing Yin. Twenty plays are related to the Yuan and Ming Za-ju. The majority of these plays originated from the Yuan dynasty. Kun-ju was popular during the Tian Qi and Chong Zhen periods. Kun-ju focused on the southern qu whereas the Yuan Za-ju organized song cycle by means of the northern qu. The methodology of this article is to make play comparison and qu-lü (tone) analysis and thus summarize various transformations from the adaptations in Wan Huo Qing Yin. Based on the analysis of song cycle, lyrics, dialogues, plots, characters, and roles, this article explores the changes and influences made by Zhe-zi plays in the Kun-ju stage. |