| 英文摘要 |
In the fall and winter of A.D. 759, Tu Fu wrote 24 travel poems on his way from Chin(秦)to Shu(蜀). This article aims to discuss the inheritance and re-creation of Tu Fu's travel poems following after Hsieh Ling-yün's landscape poetry. Through two aspects of discussion: ‘Search the scenery, the re-thinking on the form and the words of the landscape’s writing’ and ‘the deviation from Hsieh's formula’, this essay will present the complex relationship between Tu Fu's travel poems and Hsieh Ling-yün's landscape poetry. In other words, it will mainly analyze what Tu Fu inherit the paradigm of Hsieh’s landscape poetry and how he transform the paradigm into a new one. |