英文摘要 |
Woon Wee Lee (1946-), a Singaporean poet and linguist, was recruited to Macau in the 1980s to educate young people on Chinese literature. This article will investigate the various aspects of cross-cultural analysis, including perspectives on creation, publication, promotion, education, and other cultural contributions. This paper discusses Woon's contribution to the field of poetry studies in Macau and his influences on literature, education, and knowledge upon his return to Singapore. This paper also discusses the following topics: First, to sort out Woon's background, creations, and the literary field he influenced. Second, his contribution to the Macau literary field includes his assistance in editing "Jing Hai" and the Macau literature book series. Third, to examine representative works such as "Tao Sheng Ji," "Da Mo Ji," and "Bai Hua Shi Hua." Fourth, he was involved in Singapore, primarily with the Centre for Chinese Language and Culture and promoting the "Nanyang Literature" series. Finally, discuss Woon's general literary impact and the significance of cross-field studies to the literary arts in Macau and Singapore. |