英文摘要 |
Zhang Huiyan is named together with Yun Jing as co-founder of the Yang Hu School; Zhang's theories regarding the prose genres should have their own uniqueness. Li Zhaoluo, a member of the Yang Hu School, considers that Zhang Huiyan's prose shows “deep reasoning, knowledge and experience, as well as excellent writing skills,” while Zhang himself exudes “the manner of a Confucian Scholar.” Thus, we see that in Zhang's prose there are both reasoning and knowledge, along with excellent writing. Nevertheless, Zhang seldom mentions how to write in Classical Chinese, particularly regarding how to structure a composition. Zhang advocates applying writing techniques of different kinds of verse forms and prose genres, and is himself an expert in the art of seal carving. Zhang's studies of the prose genres are not only related to his theories of fu and ci but also connected to his theory of seal carving. This study attempts to explore Zhang's theory of prose writing by way of his theory of seal carving so as to give a structure to his writing methods and skills regarding how to form and decide the theme, how to structure a composition, and how to use language, while eventually constructing a definitive theory of Zhang's prose writing. |