| 英文摘要 |
Intertextuality is an important feature of literary activities, and each text will interact with its existing social system, historical culture, and ideological tradition. Su Shi is the peak of literary and artistic achievements in the Song Dynasty. The Chibi Fu and Ouyang Xiu Qiu Sheng Fu are the three famous prose Fu in the Song Dynasty, which occupy an important position in the Fu altar and Fu history. Su Shi's tour theme of the speech includes: Chibi , Yan Dui , Qu Yuan Temple , Kunyang City, Huangniban Ci , Qingxi Ci , and Tuoxing on the Hillside . Through the integration of philosophy, language and image reconstruction, Su Shi fused Zhuangzi's carefree spirit and Qu Yuan's loyal character into a unique aesthetic paradigm. Careful reading of Su Shi's eight excursion theme poems, with intertextual ideological research path and poetic form research path analysis, the following three conclusions can be concluded: 1. Before and after Chibi Fu , Huangniban Ci , Mountain Slope Tuoxing fully embodies the carefree and harmonious spirit of Zhuangzi , as well as the ideas of unity of all things, forgetting and materialization, and Taoism without words; 2. Qu Yuan Temple Fu pays tribute to the loyal and patriotic Geng Jie, the upright first poet of the ages, Qu Yuan, by means of false subject-guest questions and answers, expressing the independent personality and noble character of Su Shi and Qu Yuan; 3. Many terms in Su Shi's excursion theme poems are derived from Qu Sao, inheriting Qu Sao's romantic spirit, and in the use of satirical sentence patterns, obvious use Long sentences to prose closer, is a new change of inheritance, such as Qu Yuan Temple Fu and Hillside Tuoxing is the case. It can be seen from the above that Su Shi's acceptance of Zhuang Sao completed the creative transformation of the classical tradition through the practice of intertextuality. This intertextuality not only expands the performance of dictionaries, but also reflects the spiritual integration and transcendence of the literati in the Song Dynasty under the conflict of Confucianism and Taoism. |