英文摘要 |
This article explores the spirit of ''introducing Zen into poetry'' in Master Hsing-Yun's poems, and analyzes the characteristics of Song poetry in Master Hsing-Yun's poems using Zen poems that resemble words and poems, that is using Tao into poetry. First, it discusses the development track of Master Hsing-Yun's poetry, discusses the narrative strategies of describing daily life, exploring life, and taking the field of life as practice in literature. The language, literature, and thought of Master Hsing-Yun's poetry are discussed in order from the three levels of terminology, subject matter and artistic conception. The new characteristic of Song poetry's ''transformation of vulgarity into elegance'' discusses Master Hsing-Yun's poetry, which does not avoid slang and unnatural harmony in writing; then ''points of iron into gold'' explains the new interpretations of existing anecdotes and allusions in poetry, making the old ones the materials are refreshing and have profound meanings. From the ''Wonderful Interests of Zen'', it explains the gentle and intangible Zen Buddhist principles in poetry. The pictorial and detached narrative mode of poetry is also a process of internal mutual dialectics and arousing thought. Forming a seemingly dull but profound healing characteristic. |