| 英文摘要 |
Bai Juyi, a poet in the mid-Tang Dynasty, is a frail yet long-livedand productive man and this course was clearly revealed through his poetry. The majority of the poetry mentioned senescence, sickness and death, which clearly voices his fear of illness and strong life consciousnessat the same time. However, contrary to the lament and the emotion of homesick in his youth, his writing style turns into open-minded and optimistic for mental and physical healing while aging. This paper applies the transformation concept of Murray Stein, aJungianscholar, to explore how Bai Juyiwent through separation, liminality, and integration via illness expression. Through the process, he viewed the meaning of self-existence and the value of life; thereupon resolving lots of self-contradictionwhile living. Hope that readers can not only model his aesthetic imagesand sentiment, but also take his transformation experience as reference while encountering midlife crisisand further realizing theinnateself-actualization to the most extend. |