英文摘要 |
The main concern of this paper is to explore the writing strategy of Dongjin menghua lu, along with the author's subconscious behind the text. Firstly, the journey of the author's memory began with the sensations. Through out the reminiscence of the lost city, Meng Yuanlao could probably recover from the sorrow of the fall of Northern Sung. Therefore, the Dongjin of the book is not that real city, but the author's dreamed garden. Secondly, Yuanlao wrote his remembrance and his 'forgetfulness' at the same time, for the narrator was not 'I' but the 'public', the 'citizens', by which Yuanlao chose to neglect himself and his self-trauma, too. Thirdly, the named individuals mentioned in the book are the men of skills and arts; that is, the tradesmen and the actors. Yuanlao would like to emphasize the values of the secular, practice, and sensation, so these various actors and playgrounds were indeed the metaphor of 'life is a play/ the world is a theater'. |