Investigation on the Acceptance History of the Tone and Rhyme in Xie Tiao's Poems
Rongjiang Ma
Abstract
Rongjiang Ma
Abstract
Xie Tiao's poem typically represented theYong Ming style, and significantly influenced the formation of poems of metrical pattern in Tang Dynasty. To understand the evolving process of Chinese classical poetry from old poems to contemporary poems, we must study the acceptance state of tone and rhyme in Xie Tiao's poems. There are three very important corrections: firstly, the argument of Shen Yue and Zhong Rong; secondly, the spreading and accepting of Xie's metrical poems in Bei Chao Dynasty and Sui Dynasty; lastly, the acceptance state in Tang Dynasty. Altogether, poets and literary theoreticians established the inheritance and acceptance track of Xie's poems after Xie Tiao.
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Xie Tiao's poem typically represented theYong Ming style, and significantly influenced the formation of poems of metrical pattern in Tang Dynasty. To understand the evolving process of Chinese classical poetry from old poems to contemporary poems, we must study the acceptance state of tone and rhyme in Xie Tiao's poems. There are three very important corrections: firstly, the argument of Shen Yue and Zhong Rong; secondly, the spreading and accepting of Xie's metrical poems in Bei Chao Dynasty and Sui Dynasty; lastly, the acceptance state in Tang Dynasty. Altogether, poets and literary theoreticians established the inheritance and acceptance track of Xie's poems after Xie Tiao.
Key concepts: Poetry, Rhyme, Tone (literature), Literature, Style (visual arts), Art, Chinese poetry, Classical Chinese poetry