英文摘要 |
Lim Lian Geok’s contribution in the development of Malaysian Chinese education was highly regarded, and his spirit and charisma has inspired the past more than half a century of Chinese education movements, hence Malaysian Chinese looked upon him as ‘Spirit of Malaysian Chinese’. Lim’s traditional poetry is limited in numbers, only 50 titles are compiled into Lianyu Shicun, in additional 10 odd more are found in recent years. Studies on Lim Lian Geok have been concentrated on his careers and philosophy, but never before on his poetic art. New poems have been found in recent years, the ‘Kuala Lumpur Eight Scenes’ poem discussed herein is one of them. For the first time ever, this paper analyses Lim’s traditional poetry artistic style. And from this analysis, we stretch on to appreciate Lim’s Kuala Lumpur Eight Scenes Poem, with a reference to the tradition of Eight Scenes Poems, henceforth introduces each scene and eventually manifesting Lim’s emotions in these poems. |