英文摘要 |
In this research paper, I will discuss Lu Su (172-217 A.D.) in three aspects: From the perspective of Sun Chun (182-252 A.D.). As the promoter of alliance with Liu Bei (160-223 A.D.) in the War of Chih Be (the Red Cliff War), in the year of 208 A.D. Lu Su's policy to lend the state of Jing to Liu Bei. Then, I will discuss the reasons that the image of Lu Su was seriously twisted by the novelist. The running water of Yangtze River is vanishing in the East Sea, The waves have carried away all the heroes. In the Western Chin Dynasty, the historian Chen Shou (233-297 A.D.) wrote the History of the Three Kingdoms; however, many legends were added to the history later. Then, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and beginning of the Ming Dynasty, a great writer Lo Guan-chung (1300?-1400? A.D.) wrote one of the four famous Chinese classic novels- The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. ln Lo's novel, Lu Su's image was entirely different from Chen Shou's historic book. Lo described Lu as an honest and almost a bit ''silly'' person. It was contrary to Chen's book, which presented Lu as a scheming planner. The reason may be due to contrasting Lu's ''naivety'' in order to emphasize the intelligence of Chuguh Liang (181-234 A.D.). There are many Chinese operas, which use the stories from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Peking opera has been a strong influence to the Chinese culture; therefore, the image of Lu Su in the minds of Chinese is from the novel rather than from the history. |