| 英文摘要 |
Since Dunhuang Bianwen (敦煌變文) was unearthed, it has become a new favorite for scholars, and relevant academic discourses have also been striking and considerable. On the issue of the origin of Buddhist sutras expounding Bianwen, or jiangiingwens (講經變文) scholars have found it had a close relation to secular Fu (俗賦); so History-narrating Bianwen (講史變文) may be also related to Fu (賦). As a matter of fact, Fu originated from the oral literature, and this cultivated the unique literary form of Fu style (賦體); this is exactly the same as the oral characteristic of the Buddhist sutras expounding Bianwen. Now that the style of History-Telling Bienwen had been influenced by the Fu's style, its theme and expression techniques may possibly adopt the Fu's. Therefore, from the aspects mentioned above, I attempt to connect History-narrating Bienwen with Fu, fry to figure out their relation, and elaborate my proof, to give a clear explanation of the Fu blood of History-Telling Bienwen. |