Some Textual Research on Qing Poems(the second sequel)
Zhu Ze-jie
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Zhu Ze-jie
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This article presents a textual study of the Qing Dynasty poems covering such issues as: 1. Yang and Sun's annotation of Zhu Yizun's love poem; 2.Shen Yue's poem in Wang Shizhen's A Willow-tree in Autumn ; 3.Wang Shizhen's Qinhuai Poems and Dong Yue's Xiyoubu ; 4. Voice Mimicry in Beijing's Poems witten by Jiang Shiquan and “performance of mimicry”; 5. Dongxieman in Guizhou Miao Zu's Poems written by Shu Wei and a picture.
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This article presents a textual study of the Qing Dynasty poems covering such issues as: 1. Yang and Sun's annotation of Zhu Yizun's love poem; 2.Shen Yue's poem in Wang Shizhen's A Willow-tree in Autumn ; 3.Wang Shizhen's Qinhuai Poems and Dong Yue's Xiyoubu ; 4. Voice Mimicry in Beijing's Poems witten by Jiang Shiquan and “performance of mimicry”; 5. Dongxieman in Guizhou Miao Zu's Poems written by Shu Wei and a picture.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Mimicry, Beijing, Willow, Art, Philosophy, History