英文摘要 |
Zhang Hu was a famous poet in the mid-Tang dynasty. Other than around 500 poems, he had no other literary works and did not have eminent fame. However, since the late-Tang dynasty, his poems drew attentions from poets and reviewers. In addition to commenting on or praising his diverse poetic styles, reviewers also attempted to classify his genres based on the contents and styles shown in his poems. Hu enjoyed equal fame with famous poets of different poetic styles, such as Han Yu, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Jia Dao, Meng Jiao, Li Shangyin, Du Mu, Sikong Tu, and Wang Jian, well demonstrating Hu's diverse poetic themes and styles. From the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, many scholars further examined his poetry style and value from Zhang Hu's different kinds of poems, and obtained good evaluations in Yue Fu poems, historical poems, TiBi poetry , Palatial Poems, and Jue Ju. The current dissertation, examining data such as poetic critique of the past dynasties, poetic evaluations, and literati's appraisal, aimed to probe into viewpoints and perspectives on Zhang Hu from literati and reviewers of the past dynasties. With these comments, we could know that after the Song Dynasty, poets and commentators commented on Zhang Hu's poetry with praise and admiration.
Zhang Hu's unemployment in official positions throughout his life also triggered sympathy and care from literati and reviewers, who directed Hu's harsh official unemployment mainly to rejections respectively by Yuan Zhen and Bai Juyi. However, a scrutiny of historical materials recording oppositions by Yuan and Bai revealed seemingly misinterpretation and ambiguity of the texts. Both Yuan and Bai only gave an objective evaluation of Zhang Hu's poems on the current situation. There is no evidence to prove that the two tried to ''reject'' Zhang Hu. |