英文摘要 |
Bianjing,also known as Bianliang and Domgjin, is now Kaifeng, Henan. It was the imperial court in the Northern Song Dynasty. It was one of the six major ancient cities of China and enjoyed a reputation of the ancient capital city of the Seven Dynasties. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Bianjing was portrayed by both Zhang Zeduan's ''Pictures on the River in the Qingming Period'' and Meng Yuan's ''Tokyo Dream Hualu''. After the disaster of Jingkang in the Northern Song Dynasty, emperor Gaozong of Song, Zhao Gou, changed the capital to Lin'an (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang), so that the literati in the Southern Song Dynasty began to compose many literary works with regard to the old capital. Fan Chengda was born in the time of the fall of the Northern Song Dynasty. With the unequal Treaty of Shaoxing and the heavy feeling of the fall of his country, he was assigned to go to the Jin as envoy. On the way to go to the Jin, he wrote a poem ''The 72 poems of the Jin poetry'' and his diaries ''Lan pei Lu'', both of these two works mainly describe the geography, such as mountains and rivers. The content about the old capital especially revealed his sadness and resentment. Fan Chengda's ''Lan pri lu'' and ''Jushi Jinshi's 72 quatrains'' both recorded local sceneries. His works often revealed the grief of the fall of his country. With such a complex feeling, and facing to the scenes of the old capital, how is Bianjing like in his works? This article will focus on Fan Chengda's poem ''Making Seventy-two Poems of Jinshi'' and the diary ''Lan Jilu'' to discuss how did Fan Chengda discribe Bianjing, and how did him record the old scenes under the mixed feelings. Moreover, through a Southern Song writer's depiction of the Northern Song Dynasty's capital, what kind of meaning did he show to us in his poems? In addition, compared to Meng Yuan's ''Tokyo Dream Hualu'', this paper is also going to study the differences and similarities between Fan Chengda's and Meng Yuan's works. |