| 英文摘要 |
In early 2020, a tsunami-level quiet war broke out, ushering in an era of great epidemics of great disaster. The severe special infectious pneumonia named ''Covid-19'' bombed and invaded all parts of the world like a silent sneak attack. The fierce and vicious infiltration of the virus made people frightened and confused, and the order of life changed drastically. The rapid spread and reproduction of the virus, the number of confirmed cases soared straight, and even severe cases of death were reported frequently, setting off a huge wave of epidemic spread, and widespread infection at a multiplier and unimaginable speed, spreading across the world on a large scale. The entire Taiwan was not spared. The ''daily life'' that was originally taken for granted became the ''reality'' of the virus that was hidden in droplets and spread without a trace, leading to the ''reality'' of infection, diagnosis, severe illness and death. In one night, the entire lifestyle was overwhelmed by the epidemic virus. Not only did the plague evade the protection of the vaccine, but it also mutated and intensified several times, sweeping across all walks of life again and again, with a huge impact. As the epidemic rages wildly, literary writing has left a record of life and life trajectories. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, several special books or collections have been published, and newspaper supplements and literary magazines have launched epidemic writing albums, all of which are based on the changes in life under the epidemic. Life experiences and experience situations such as disorder, decadence and fear, loneliness and sorrow, blood, tears and scars are fully revealed between the lines. This article collects ''epidemic poems'' as the warp and weft, based on the book ''The Lonely Island - Us in the Post-epidemic Era'' and the epidemic album of ''INK Imprinted Literary Life'' as the text, focusing on the temporal and spatial expression of the writing of ''epidemic life experience'' as the research aspect, exploring the poet's understanding of the ''virtual'' emotional transformation and the ''real'' changes in behavior through coexisting with the epidemic, the concrete and tangible practical actions and image manifestations of ''pre-depression'' and ''post-recovery'', writing with the connotation of synchronicity, narrating and constructing the memory existence of the epidemic island. |