英文摘要 |
Lui E repeatedly emphasized the “cry” in “The Travels of Lao Can”. Later, many scholars also elaborated on this subject, but they always focused on the author's worries about the future course and sentimentality of contemporary Chinese society. In terms of the people and so on, the final conclusion is Liu E's political thoughts and patriotic feelings. However, if we simply analyze the logical thinking of Liu E's language narrative, we can find that the reason why Liu E is crying is not the negative pessimism that most people imagine, but the positive grief and indignation as power, hope to infect his own words. Force was able to resonate in the society at the time.In addition, I started by studying the source of the Taigu School of Thought, which was deeply influenced by Liu E, and studied Liu E's political and life views, and further explored the reasons why the author cried in The Travels of Lao Can. I will analyze this work under the “cross-domain cooperation” between the ideological and literary research methods, and use the philosophical logical thinking to analyze this work. It can really stimulate the academic sparks of different pasts, and then re-emphasize the author's outlook on life and Values. |