英文摘要 |
"Guo Chao Tsi Ya"was compiled by Yao Jie(?-?), Chang Xing Zai (1757-1807), Chang Xingyun (1762-1837), and Wang Dajing (1741-1809), a total of twenty-four volumes. The content selected 494 Qing Dynasty poets, aiming to follow Chu Yizun's "Tsi Zhong". "Guo Chao Tsi Ya" was compiled in the 45th year of Emperor Qianlong (1780). After Yao Jie died of illness, it was not until Jiaqing three years (1798) that Wang Dajing and others invited Wang Qishu to print and invited Wang Chang and Wang Qishu to preface to increase quality. This article first introduces the compilation and selection consciousness of Guo Chao Tsi Ya. Secondly, comparing the differences between Wang Chang's "Guo Chao Tsi Ya Preface" and the proof of Wang Chang's deletion of "Guo Chao Tsi Ya Preface" and the reason for adding "Guo Chao Tsi Zhong Preface" is due to Wang Chang's words correction of ideas. In addition, this article attempts to demonstrate from the "selection" that Yao Jie "Guo Chao Tsi Ya" and Wang Chang's "Guo Chao Tsi Zhong" are the same as inheriting Chu Yizun "Tsi Zhong", but the second book is about "exotic words" The cognition is very different, and it can also reflect the disagreement between the definitions of "exotic words" and "elegant words" in the West Zhejiang School of Ci Poetry at YongChian. |