英文摘要 |
This research explores the political consciousness and nationalism in the poems of both Kao Shih and Cen Shen. It also focuses on two main issues. First, the cruel nature of war and its consequences violate the kind spirit of Confucianism, as for those frontier poets,who thoroughly obey Confucianism, how do they observe the military conflicts between Tang empire and surrounding tribes? What kinds of discussion do they select to resolve the contradictions between bloody war and humanism, and then provide government army with a reasonable excuse for expansion? Second, facing the repeated aggression of foreign enemies such as Tibet and Khitan, as well as the changeable and unpredictable battlefield situation. How do those frontier poets look at the many gaps between self and different races? After An Shi rebellion, the catastrophe almost subverted the Chinese civilization. What are the subtle changes in the attitude of Kao Shih and Cen Shen to the barbarians? This essay will address these doubtful points for further clarification. It also explains the acceptance of '' consoling the people and punishing the wicked '' and '' the distinction of Chinese and barbarians '' in Kao Shih and Cen Shen 's frontier poems with related discussion contexts. |