英文摘要 |
"Mạc Cửu鄚玖(1655-1735), a Chinese emigrant merchant from Guan-dong, was a man, who successfully exploited the land of HàTiên (in Southern Vietnam) and had great contribution in transforming it into a busy seaport. His son Mạc Thiên Tích鄚天錫(1708-1780) continued the father’s activities for the development of this land in the economic and cultural aspects. One of Mạc Thiên Tích's most significant cultural contributions was the establishment of Chiêu Anh Các. Chiêu Anh Các was a literary group of the Chinese emigrants and the local Vietnamese poets and scholars, which existed for 35 years (from 1736 to 1771) and became the first international“salon”of literature in Vietnam, gaining fame throughout the Fareast Asian regions. This article gives an outline of the studies of Chiêu Anh Các's activities and their literary values, with the concentration on the poetry of the group's leader Mạc Thiên Tích." |