Study on the Art Characteristics of Poetry of LI Yu and LI Qing-zhao
Jiao Xiao-yun
Abstract
Jiao Xiao-yun
Abstract
LI Yu and LI Qing-zhao are two great poets of graceful and restrained school in ancient time.The obvious characteristic of LI Yu's poems is true.His former poems are mainly about the life feeling to seek pleasure,and the later are mainly about the suffering of losing his country and the feelings filled with tears and blood.Li Qing-zhao is the most outstanding female poet in Song Dynasty.In the earlier period,she expressed her bitter and anxious emotion in the poetry for the miss of her husband and her love of the great universe.In the later period,she mainly expressed the sorrow emotion about the state's deterioration and husband's death.These pomes not only reflect the portrayal of their emotion course,but also are the symbol of the suffering of the era.
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LI Yu and LI Qing-zhao are two great poets of graceful and restrained school in ancient time.The obvious characteristic of LI Yu's poems is true.His former poems are mainly about the life feeling to seek pleasure,and the later are mainly about the suffering of losing his country and the feelings filled with tears and blood.Li Qing-zhao is the most outstanding female poet in Song Dynasty.In the earlier period,she expressed her bitter and anxious emotion in the poetry for the miss of her husband and her love of the great universe.In the later period,she mainly expressed the sorrow emotion about the state's deterioration and husband's death.These pomes not only reflect the portrayal of their emotion course,but also are the symbol of the suffering of the era.
Key concepts: Sorrow, Poetry, Feeling, Pleasure, Period (music), Literature, Symbol (formal), Art