英文摘要 |
This paper will re-examine Wang Guowei's artistic concept of “yiging” in The History of Drama in Song-Yuan Dynasty, using the core example of Yuankan zaju Seven-Miles Bank (Qili tan) to interpret his comments and evaluation on Yuanqu, trying to give this critical term a proper and applied contemporary significance. Methodologically, this paper will analyze sanqu and its authors/literati at first, and then focus on the famous landscape painting, Huang Gongwang's “Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains” (Fuchun shanju tu), through which we got a whole picture about the atmosphere of the times and the state of minds of Yuan literati/writers. Finally, by close-reading of the dramatic text of Seven-Miles Bank, the playwright's attempt on Yan Ziling narration could reply how the idea of withdrawal (ying) connected with Yuan literati's internal life and their words/paintings, which at the end formed the characteristic of yijing of Yuanqu. Therefore, Wang Guowei's sparkling insight absolutely explains why Yuan drama could be treated as the representative literature of its times. |