英文摘要 |
Today's Jiangsu Province roughly equals to the six Fu and one Zhou (Zhou and Fu are administrative divisions) in Ming Dynasty, namely Yingtian, Huaian, Yangzhou, Zhenjiang, Suzhou, Changzhou, and Zhili Xuzhou. Writers of Jiangsu in Ming Dynasty account for a large proportion in China and most of them are great leaders in literature. Their writings show distinctive characteristics of regional culture: First, three different groups of regional writers, Wu, Jinling and Guangling, are gradually formed, presenting three different cultural ecologies; the second is that writers from imperial examinations become the backbone, especially those from Suzhou and Changzhou, which have greatly enhanced both the number of the quality of the team of the writers in Jiangsu povince. Third, cultural families spring up in large numbers, which provides a basis for sustainable development of regional literature; Fourth is that writers are seeking to reconcile the secular and the elegant, bringing art to life and making art a part of life. An attitude of“Shiyin”and a life value of“Xiangyuan”get prominent. The pursuit of“Wu Interest”becomes a unique personality of the local writers in Wu and makes them different from all others. |