英文摘要 |
Han Yu, was the founder of the Hakka Chinese literary style, a symbol of the pioneering Han Chinese cultivation of Ling-nan Mountains, and one of the key figures in the Hakka religion of today. This essay aims to discuss the nature of the landscapes and daily lives of this Han minority, during the time of Han Yu's mission as Secretary of Investigations in Teochew (Chaozhou) after which the might of the Hakka Chinese was transported east to Taiwan; bringing the traditional costumes of North China with them. Thereafter, Hakka Chinese grew to become one of the main stream communities of Taiwan. Although Han Yu was not successful in his civil service within the central government, he did a great job in service of the local government and in regards to literature. Thus, he accidently became an idol of the Hakka Chinese community. The main themes of this essay are: the evil of the Ling-nan mountains, the minority people all around the Ling-nan area, the Shaman worship of the Ling-nan mountains, the cultivation of the Ling-nan mountains during Tang Dynasty, the farming and agriculture of the Ling-nan mountains, as well as the minority and Han Chinese living in the Ling-nan mountains. The purpose of this essay is to identify the roles of Han Chinese and Han Yu in the development of the Ling-nan mountains. In the future, based on this discussion, there will be more research focused mainly on the function of the Han Chinese in the cultivation of the Ling-nan mountains. |