英文摘要 |
The main issue of this paper is to ask why and how Li Yu adapted his short story Tan Chuyu to his chunqi play Bimuyu. Firstly, it will analyze from two sets of “illustrations”, one is for the story and the other for the play. From the differences of two illustrated styles and contents, the author’s strategy in writing one story by two genres could be traced out. Secondly, the transformation from story-telling to role-playing shows that through revising time, place, plots, characters and conventions, the dramatic performance which is full of songs, dialogues, and actions could be built in the inner text and on the outer stage. Finally, it will display the words of some contemporary critics to interpret the underlying readers’ responses, the author’s intention, and the significance of this work of adaptation. |