英文摘要 |
Creation content of all kinds of literary work is associated with the writers' personal life and experience. By reading the work, the later generations indirectly recognize the writers' different dimensions such as life, thinking, relationship and daily lives. Although Ci was new literary genre in Song dynasty, it was regarded as "insignificant" literature and part of "games". Therefore, more "down-to-earth" and "worldly" issues become the content of Ci. In addition, long and short lines of Ci are more flexible than poems and they are more likely to express the literati's sincere affection and details of lives. The melody is not only entertaining but also hedonic. This study treats Che Chen's Ben Tang Ci as the subject and by analysis of his work, it recognizes Che Chen's life and thoughts and review his style and characteristics of Ci. In addition, it breaks through mainstream Ci writers and reviews multiple dimensions of Ci work. Through a Song Ci writer who has been neglected for a long time, this study not only recognizes the literatus' inner life in the work and his creation technique of Ci, but also explores the recording and value functions of Ci for literati's lives in Song dynasty. |