英文摘要 |
During the first year of Wan-Li (1603), there is a series of poetic society event in Fu-Chou, lead by Chao Shi-Hsien, Juan Zi-Hwa, Tsao Hsue-Chuang. Tu-Long is invited as special guest. Close to a hundred poets joined the event, and this year is considered the most famous year of late Ming's Fu-Jien poetic community.
This study investigate the participants identity, age, and personal network, and provide a solid description about late Ming's Fu-Jien poetic community. It not only supplement the event related to Tu-Long's Fu-Jien trip, as well as understand the meaning of local poet's social networking pattern. The findings are summarized as below:
(1) The poetic society members are '' to find friend with essays, and use friend to achieve benevolence''. They all have a great passion for creation of poems, and set up poetic events along the calendar. There are handicap imposed at each event such as limit the rhymes and the topics, to demonstrate their talent at the event. There are also no entry barrier to the society. Every time when there is a gathering, there will be a designated officer to held the party, and arrange shows, and show girls, to make the event looks crowded, and have a elderly participants serve as poet leader.
(2) The preservation of poetic society is still at risk. The elders are passing away, and many host are in their 60s. Middle age participants are settled with their local living routine and are not tough enough to manage society housekeeping duties. Local rich people's descendants usually got a official appointment due to the wealth of their parents, and like to express their fond of poems, while they aren't really proficient in it. Young members are mostly newly qualified scholars, and was appointed elsewhere. The growth of poetic society heavily relied on the young scholars, but they are mostly busy with their official administrative duties and was not able to spare time and effort. Local official's support are also an important factors in the preservation of poetic society.
(3) The change in leadership of mid-Fu-Jien poetic society has put the relationship between Chao Shi-Hsien, and Tsao Hsue-Chuang under high tension.
(4) The events have shift the Fu-Jien poets traditional behavior, and turning toward a more ''enjoy your life'' style.
(5) The participants of the society are recruited through advertisement in Fu- Jien, Wu, Chu, Yueh region, and poets from Pu-Tien, Chang-Chou are also participating. |