英文摘要 |
Chang-Zhou Ci poetry school aroused deep-resounding echoes and therefore played an important role in the history of Qing Ci Poetry in the mid- and late Qing Ci circle. The network of Chang-Zhou Ci school network was formed mainly by Zhang Hui-Yen and friends, and was then gradually extended to other Ci writers. This thesis is based on this network to construct the general view of Chang-Zhou school by focusing on important Ci writers. After Zhang Hui-Yen, Zhou Ji was considered as the most important Ci writer, but he didn't belong to the group of Zhang Hui-Yen. How could he become the most important Ci writer who inherited Zhang's style? In fact, the one who bridged these two writers, who were not familiar with each other, was Zhang's nephew, Dong Shi-Xi. Although some researchers noticed him, but in-depth analyses are still needed to be done. This thesis will focus on Dong in the period of Jia-Dao period to demonstrate that his Ci heritage and influence were mainly shown in three aspects: first, how Dong inherited his teacher's style; secondly, how he inspired his friend Zhou Ji to join Chang-Zhou Ci school; thirdly, how he taught his son, Dong Yi, who later became an important Ci writer. By doing so, Dong Shi-Xi successfully continued the development of Chang-Zhou Ci school. |