英文摘要 |
The pastoral poetry of Tao Yuan-ming is the expression of his attitude towards life and literature, and has become the prototype of subsequent pastoral poetry. In the Tang Dynasty, Wang Wei lived freely in Wangxi, Meng Haoran was accredited to Lumen for a long period of time, Chu Guangxi lived in seclusion in Zhongnan, and Liu Changqing resided in Songshan. They all inherited the pastoral poetry of TaoYuan-ming. In the Northern/Southern Song Dynasty, the poems of literati were strongly affected by Jiangxi Poems. In the late period of the Southern Song Dynasty, poets started to realize that they have to isolate themselves from Jiangxi Poems. Yongjia four poets firstly got rid of the influence of Jiangxi Poem. Afterwards, Jianghu Poems were developed. Fang Yue aggressively developed the styles of poems and got rid of the influence of Jiangxi Poems and Jianghu Poems to establish the prototype of pastoral poetry. The phenomenon was worthy of investigation. His influence was extended to Gongan school and Jingling school in the late Ming Dynasty and Xingling school in the Qing Dynasty. Fang Yue’s open-mindedness enabled him to surpass the restrictions on rhythms of poems. His refreshing, innovative, brilliant, and elegant writing styles made him different from other poets. Consequently, both his writing styles and his status in the succession of pastoral poetry are worthy of subsequent observation. |