英文摘要 |
Writing a poem on a wall is a form of public exhibition. Authors need to use concise and witty words and colloquial language that is easy to memorize, and strike a sympathetic chord that suites both refined and popular tastes, to awaken the world or to reflect on life. Research on “Wall Poems” has mainly focused on Tang and Song dynasties and Ming and Qing dynasties. Monographs of the individual poets in Qing dynasty, however, are lacking. The main research subject of this paper is Huang Zhongze, who was the famous poet of Qing dynasty. We discuss two of his wall poems: “Write on the Huangjingta Temple’s Wall” and “A Chance to Write on the Wall of the Study.” First, we investigate the background of the two poems, and then discuss and analyze the connotations and organizational structure of the content. As for the connotations, we discuss and analyze the presentational relationships of the different rhythms and the emotions of these two poems. In regard to organizational structure, both poems share “overall expounding and curved endings” to present different reflections on life and the Zen meditative state. |