| 英文摘要 |
Su-shi's Shui Tiao Ko Tou (Will a moon so bright ever arise again?) is a famous poem which wins universal praise. It is the absolute poetry in the Mid-Autumn Festival. Many poets imitate the phrases Su uses, and Su is also quite proud of this poem. Hundreds years pass; Shui Tiao Ko Tou is spread and win many people's heart. Even the line ''lets in the cold, its palaces rear so high'' has become a platitude of people nowadays. However, the main point of this poem is a disputation in the poetry domain in Mainland China. The point is explained by different people with different views―either one is correct, and this is one of the four disputations while studying Su-shi's poetry. The essay is used with complexity and copious information from history or literary works to do research of this poem. So that there will be a more reliable explanation in background, implied meaning, and other related things. |