英文摘要 |
Ouyang Xiu and Su Shi were the pioneers of the classical prose movement in the North-Song Dynasty. They created abundant inscriptive writings, under the encouragement of Su’s scholars; these writings became a trend in that period. The contents are varied; its names can be given without considering the texts. However, its styles/themes are free, for instance, issues, narrations, portraits and descriptions of articles, all present characteristics of essays. It was a revolution in prose. The inscriptive writings comment on literature/art, portraits, landscapes and daily utensils. There are bountiful private relations of scholars that reveal their dispositions, manners and life aspects. New characters are inscribed on writings which adopt the aesthetics of the Wei Jin Period and the Six Dynasties, and inspired the writings of essay of the late Ming Dynasty. The significance of new prose style cannot be neglected. |