| 英文摘要 |
This article achieved mastery through a comprehensive study on “Lun Tzu cut-shorts”, especially on the remarks of Wen Ting-yun and his lyrics. There were four themes in this article. First, Wen Ting-yun and Li Shang-yin were equally famous, but they had different specialty. Though Li Shang-yin was good at long poems, whereas Wen Ting-yun was good at long lyrics; they gave full play to their professional knowledge. Second, Li Pai was regarded as the first ancestor of lyrics and “Chu” among those dynasties; fortunately, Wen Ting-yun could carry on Li Pai‘s style. Third, the style of Wen Ting-yun's lyrics was magnificent, so were the styles of the later generations' lyrics. Therefore, his influence was overwhelming, including the Sung dynasties, in which writing lyrics was in period of great prosperity. Fourth, Wen Ting-yun inherited Chu Yuan's “Li Sao” and found sustenance in an exalted, poetic mood. He didn’t only generally express gorgeous feelings in his lyrics but also infused his encounter. This special style was the emphasis of Chang Chou Tzu group. The frequent-mentioned works of Wen Ting-yun's lyrics were the fourteen combination lyrics and the second part of “Keng Lou Tzu” in which the first few words were “Yu Lu Hsiang, ” that were the focus of Wen Ting-yun's lyrics. |