英文摘要 |
Jiang, Jing-qi, a follower of the Yang Xian school, edited the “Yaohua Ji” in the early-Qing dynasty. He selected 2467 pieces of Ci which were written by 507 Poets. “Yaohua Ji” was the largest Ci selection after the “Yisheng Chuji” and “Dongbaitang Cixuan Chuji”. A lot of the Ci could be preserved because of it. It is high in philological value. The editing essentials of the “Yaohua Ji” will be discussed in the first part of this article. The second part is the comparison between the “Yaohua Ji” (Vol.22 of Kangxi Tianlüge Yuanke) and the “Quan Qing Ci. Shunkang Juan” (vol.20, including 4 volumes of the supplement). While editing “Quan Qing Ci. Shunkang Juan”, the predecessors revised the different kinds of Ci collections and did a great job. Since the editing work was heavily loaded and cumbersome, it needed the efforts of several editors. Therefore, omissions and errors were unvoidable. Due to the length limitation, the scope of study was restricted to Vol.22 of the “Yaohua Ji”. The selected Ci of the “Yaohua Ji” (vol.22) and the “Quan Qing Ci. Shunkang Juan” would be examined thoroughly. Those omitted by the “Quan Qing Ci. Shunkang Juan” would be supplemented. Different wordings of same Ci in these two collections would be pointed out. The significances and values of the “Yaohua Ji” in the research mileage of Ci arena could be highlighted solidly. |