英文摘要 |
Since the context of Zhai Jiao Fa Hui might be differed by the attendee, purpose, time, and place, its wording also has to change accordingly. However, it changed, also have to meet the demand of constantly gathering all through the year, the supply side thus gradually come up with a “regular model set” to provide a quick solution for each situation. On the one hand, they can maintain a spiritual, though professional, outlook to the folks and give proper comfort in each and every circumstances, on the other hand, they can also avoid cut-throat competition from the peers which might eventually nudge each other out of business. These are well documented in Yuan Ren's “Zhu Tan Xun Li Xin Ji”. But it is also quite intriguingly that, for the unknown reason, the related discussion on this new literature is still unfound in Six Dynasty era, especially when considering that is the high time of analytical discussion on many Chinese literature forms. If tracing upward, Liu Xie's “Wen Xin Diao Long” <Zhu Men> might be deemed as related works. As a result, scholars always try to categorize all the documentary and sort out a clear and simple structure of it. The first scholar who did the analysis is Mr. Hao Chun Wen. He names the literature as “Zhai Wen”, and separate its structure into six parts: “Hao Tou”, “Tan De”, “Zhai Yi”, “Dao Chan”, “Zhuan Yan”, and “Hao Wei”. Then Mr. Song Jia Yu try to establish a rigorous four parts literature structure. And Stephen F. Teiser separated “A book if Za Zhai Wen” (according to S.1441V+S.5673) into seven parts: “Tan De”, “Zhai Yi”, “Huan Zhe”,”Dao Chan”, “Zhuan Yen”, “Yuan Wen”, “Hao Wei” and analyzed its form of sentences. Three scholars mainly do their analysis based on S.2832 “Fu Tan Zhai Fen Wei Duan” and fine-tuned accordingly. The Author, after consulting many Dun Huang Zhai Yuan documents and traditional record, as long as Japanese “Chen Ru Can Ben Yu Ze Bu Ke Cao”, “Xu Ti Yuan Wen Shi Fan Mu Lu”, propose that though “Tan De” “Zhai Yi”, “Sao Can”, “Zhuan Yen” are four essential parts of Zhai Yuan Wen Ti, we should also add “Tou Wei” and “Zhai Zhu” two parts into it. “Tou” can be Tan Fo or Tan De, as well as a lament to the transiency of human life. As for “Zhuan Yen”, “Fa Yuan” can recite repeatedly, the target of Hui Xian can range from Gods, Buddhas, hosts to those who already dead or still alive. |