A Research on the Miscarriage of Su Shi's Verses Created in Qianzhou
Xie Shi-yang
Abstract
Xie Shi-yang
Abstract
This essay presents a query on Dong Mingguan in Ruijin once judged by Ji Xiaolan as a pseudo work, making textual research on the basis of historical material, verse creation, thought and content, and artistic styles. The author holds that this verse was created by Su Shi during his stay in Ganzhou on his way back from Hainan Island. The essay quests the edition of Qianzhou's section of Su Shi's Collection and The Collection of Verses of the Song Dynasty,believing that Two Verses on Drawing Cart were not created by Su Shi in Qianzhou. The essay points out that to be practical is the attitude adopted by literary workers.
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This essay presents a query on Dong Mingguan in Ruijin once judged by Ji Xiaolan as a pseudo work, making textual research on the basis of historical material, verse creation, thought and content, and artistic styles. The author holds that this verse was created by Su Shi during his stay in Ganzhou on his way back from Hainan Island. The essay quests the edition of Qianzhou's section of Su Shi's Collection and The Collection of Verses of the Song Dynasty,believing that Two Verses on Drawing Cart were not created by Su Shi in Qianzhou. The essay points out that to be practical is the attitude adopted by literary workers.
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