英文摘要 |
In the early Qing Dynasty, exploring the varying attitudes of Jiang Kui's Ci poetrywith Zhexi Ci’s poetryand Changzhou Ci’s poetry can help us to understand the development of the Qing Dynasty Ci poetry. This article focuses on the quatrains and long and short sentences of the essays by Song Xiangfeng, a relay member of the Changzhou Ci poetry , and discusses his evaluation and attitude towards Jiang Kui with reference to the author's other relevant essays. In an attempt to reconstruct the acceptance of Jiang Kui by Song Ci poetry in the middle and late Zhexi Ci poetry period, so as to restore his historical position in the history of the development of Qing Ci poetry. This paper concludes that Song Xiangfeng inherits Zhang Huiyan's sentimentality and sustenance in his ciological thought, and interprets his poems against the background of knowing people and the world. However, he pays more attention to the value of Jiang Kui's rhythm than Zhang Huiyan. Disadvantages of sighing. The revision of Zhang Huiyan's rigidity and views on the choice of words in the Changzhou Ci poetry marks the process of the integration of Zhejiang Ci poetry and Changzhou Ci poetry. |