英文摘要 |
From the date of its publication, Han-yü shih-lü-hsüeh exacted a great deal of influence on the teaching of Chinese classic poetry. Scholars often quote it whenever they discuss the tone scheme of the regulated poetry. It is one of the most important books on the tone rules of classic poetry. Based on the statistics of a great amount of poems, Han-yü shih-lü-hsüeh is persuasive and creative. For instance, the tone scheme “even-even-oblique-even -oblique” was always considered as deviated sentence (au-chü) whereas Wang Li suggested that it is a normal tone scheme. Persuasive and creative as it may be, the book also presents insights as well as some controversial points. One of the insights is that the tone scheme “even-even-oblique-even -oblique” was used only in the last couplet of the regulated poetry. The controversial point is that the so-called “three-even tone” lines were used only in old-style poetry and could not be used in the recent-style poetry. This article, based its argument on the statistics of the poems of Ch'en Tzu-ang, Shen Ch'üan-ch'i, Sung Chih-wen, Kao Shih, Wang Wei and some other middle-late T'ang poets, agrees with his first theory and disagrees with the his second theory. |