英文摘要 |
This article is to investigate how the Japanese Sinologist Kubo Tenzui (1875-1934) imagined and portrayed Peng Hui in his work - Peng Hui Travelogue. Experientially speaking, Peng Hui is a real space. However, in his work, he recreated the space (the scenery of Peng Hui) in terms of his own sights and viewpoints. During his journey there, Mr. Kubo took down his routes and draw down the pictures of Peng Hui. Thus, we can now see his very distinct description of Peng Hui. In this study, the author aimed to explore why Kubo Tenzui traveled Peng Hui, how the landscape transferred after the Japanese reign as well as how the Sinologist viewed this Southern island. All the depiction is based on Kubo Tenzui's writing in 1932. |