| 英文摘要 |
Su Shih's pu-shuan-tzu on wild goose was composed on his deposition to Huang-chou. This poem takes wild geese symbolize his experience on the case of Wu-tai, his loneliness, his resentment, and his persistence. In this poem, he describes the spirit of the wild goose, not his form, and uses literary metaphor in expressing his deep feelings. The most admired caesura was the ending where Su Shih wrote a lonely goose's persistence to symbolize his own purity in a time of chaos. This artistic technique was never used by any other poet before and is worthy of our attention. This article delves into the related historical events to confirms Su Shih's literary expressions. It is the expectation of this author that through this thorough study Su Shih's intention will be known to the literary world. |