英文摘要 |
The beauty of ''rhyme'' originally comes from ''harmonious sound'' and subsequently extended to represent ''unity of beauty and kindness'' in the artistic world, it has become a kind of integrated and harmonious aesthetic perception and remained vital thinking behind traditional art and literature critique. The use of ''rhyme'' in literature and art critique was commonly practiced toward people, works of literature, and paintings during the Six Dynasties period. Huang Ting Jian was the frontrunner in extensively utilizing ''rhyme'' as the yardstick in judging and critiquing calligraphy writings during the Song Dynasty. Extended from their usages since the Six Dynasties period, the concept of Huang Ting Jian's ''rhyme'' was further deepened and expanded in terms of its applications in artistic fields. Built upon the aforesaid points, this study aims to explore the implications and expressions of ''rhyme''. Furthermore, the authors also attempt to articulate the notions of ''rhyme'' compiled in Huang Ting Jian's art and literature reviews, highlighting its legacy and evolvement since the Six Dynasties. |