英文摘要 |
This essay analyzes Professor Huang, Yong-Wu's allusive writing feature. Huang's collection of short proses, Ai Lu Xiao Pin, is used as the primary source and three characteristics can be summarized as follow:
1. He studies etymology and writes essays on his findings of the origins of the words“Yù”,“Kuà Zào”,“Huò Sè”and“Bái Zéi Qī”.
2. He uses a vast variety of historical allusions to support his arguments. He alludes to Zigong's meeting Confucius to argue humbleness. One of his short proses titled Ai Lu De Yi Ri (A Day in My Thatched Shack) derives from Tao Yuanming's line“I too love my thatched shack”. In Xiang Shui Xue Xí (Learning from Water), he mentions Lao Zi's and Confucius' arguments concerning water. He cites Gong, Zìzhen's and Wei, Yuan's stories in Du Shu Yu She Jing (Reading and Real-life Experience).
3. He is good at identifying things. In Shang Hua Xin Qíng (Viewing Flowers), he introduces several sorts of Chrysanthemum such as“Lěng Xiāng Bó Shì”,“Zuì Zī Shī”and“Qīng Yún Jiā Shì’. In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, he analyzes Chinese and Japanese different logics of turtle nomenclature. In Porcelain and Dragon, he explains the origins of these two titles.
For those with Chinese literature background, be it scholars or writers, Huang's highly allusive style serves well to urge them to work on proses and ponder how to promote culture education via prose. |