英文摘要 |
"In the process of forming Chinese ancient opera, the combination of song, dance, and music was the primary factor. As the first poetry collection in ancient China, ''The Book of Songs'' possesses excellent literary value and contains a wealth of historical connotations. There presents different coordination and presentation of ''song, dance, music'' with different occasions in the poems. Therefore, based on the relevant chapters of the ''Book of Songs'', this thesis will combine the contents of some poems from the Tsinghua University Manuscript with the records of historical books and ritual books to analyze and discuss. The first chapter discusses the ''sing, dance, music'' of the Zhou Dynasty banquet in the ''Book of Songs'', which focuses on the ''rural drinking ceremony'' and ''dining rituals''. The second chapter analyzes the ''song, dance, music'' in the Zhou Dynasty's ancestral temple sacrificial occasions from the ''Book of Songs'', discuss the pre-Qin ''Wan dance'' program by first and then discuss the setting of ''Shi'' while offering sacrifices. The third chapter mainly discusses the contents of ''Zhougong zhi Qinwu'' and ''Qi Ye'' from the presentation of ''song, dance, music'' in some poetic documents of Tsinghua Bamboo Slips." |