The Outline of the Theory of Yuan Ci
Wang Guangchao
Abstract
Wang Guangchao
Abstract
The developing course of Yuan Ci can be divided into three periods: In Mengyuan time, the style of Ci was depressed and dreariness, but vigorous and modesty; in the early of Yuan, both the style of south or that of north are different; in the late of Yuan, the style of south and north penetrated mutually and oriented to be elegant. Meanwhile, that the San Qu and Ci affected with each other made some Ci marked with San Qu style.
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The developing course of Yuan Ci can be divided into three periods: In Mengyuan time, the style of Ci was depressed and dreariness, but vigorous and modesty; in the early of Yuan, both the style of south or that of north are different; in the late of Yuan, the style of south and north penetrated mutually and oriented to be elegant. Meanwhile, that the San Qu and Ci affected with each other made some Ci marked with San Qu style.
Key concepts: Style (visual arts), History, Philosophy, Psychology, Literature, Art