英文摘要 |
Qu Yuan and Cao Zhi are both important literati in the history of Chinese literature. Qu Yuan's creation of The Songs of the South influenced the later generations, and Cao Zhi was also influenced by Qu Yuan.
Cao Zhi's '' Jiǔ Chóu '' is a substitute for Qu Yuan's voice of being exiled by the king, and he also revealed Cao Zhi's own state of mind. This thesis firstly analyzes the sentence and argues that Cao Zhi's '' Jiǔ Chóu '' is the second exile of writing Qu Yuan. Secondly, in the discussion, in the '' Jiǔ Chóu '', Cao Zhi wrote that Qu Yuan was persecuted by the bad guys, and the king did not understand, and when he was exiled from the capital, how to express his feelings, and expressed his loyalty to the king, indicating his own mind, and In the works, he also wrote that when the master was frustrated, his spirit traveled between the heavens and the earth and walked in the mountains. Finally, it is explained that because of the different situations of Cao Zhi and Qu Yuan, the '' Jiǔ Chóu '' has the intention of Cao Zhi.
Cao Zhi's creation of '' Jiǔ Chóu '' is to express Cao Zhi's inner feelings through writing the experience of Qu Yuan, and has his literary characteristics. It can be seen that this literary work has its important significance. |