| 英文摘要 |
After the dedication of predecessors such as Huang Te-shih and Yeh Shih-tao, a three-dimensional structure was completed for the development context of Taiwanese literature. However, the details of its content were still being modified on a rolling basis. In particular, from the time of Zheng Chenggong, the rule of Qing Dynasty to the Japanese colonial period, there are many historical documents in Taiwanese classical literature that have not been discovered. However, in recent years, as various authorities have gradually attached importance to the archival and digitization of historical materials and many historical materials from private collectors have gradually been disclosed, the detailed structure of Taiwanese classical literature has been gradually discovered and verified. Starting from the newly discovered manuscript of Lien Heng's“Records of Taiwan Poetry Society,”this study collected the details of Taiwanese classical poetry society during the Japanese colonial period by comparing the differences between the manuscript and the second edition of the“Taiwan Poetry Collection.”The findings include the fact that there were many Japanese poets among the members of the poetry society, the list of members of the poetry society, and the situation of the poetry society, which was relatively small at that time. Moreover, this study analyzed Lien Heng's poetic perspective of“expressing the ideas through poetry when experiencing something intolerable.”He believes that poetry should have the function of cultivating people’s association, observation, gregariousness and resentment)and advocates that poetry should reflect the true nature of Taiwan. Based on the analysis of new data, this study enriches the dilemma of incomplete historical data on classical literature during the Japanese colonial period and answers questions arising from insufficient historical data. |