Translated Poetry Transmits the Influence of Foreign Poetry to Modern Chinese Poetry
Xiong Hui
Abstract
Xiong Hui
Abstract
The academic circle often discusses the influence of foreign poetry on modern Chinese poetry;however,the intermediary function of translated poetry is neglected more than once.This paper expounds the intermediary function of translated poetry to modern Chinese poetry from two aspects: literary styles and creation.On the other hand,modern Chinese poems have some effects on translated poetry,which proves the interactive relationship between poetry translation and poetry creation.
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The academic circle often discusses the influence of foreign poetry on modern Chinese poetry;however,the intermediary function of translated poetry is neglected more than once.This paper expounds the intermediary function of translated poetry to modern Chinese poetry from two aspects: literary styles and creation.On the other hand,modern Chinese poems have some effects on translated poetry,which proves the interactive relationship between poetry translation and poetry creation.
Key concepts: Poetry, Classical Chinese poetry, Chinese poetry, Literature, Spoken word, Function (biology), Art, Evolutionary biology