Out of the boudoir of voice——Research perspective poetry of the ancient Chinese women
Pang Li-qin
Abstract
Pang Li-qin
Abstract
Chinese ancient poems are brilliant and rich,and the female poet’s works is one of the important parts.Women poet was restricted by gender and social status place,so the most poems could not be divorced from traditional theme,such as lovesickness and romantic.But a part of the female poet strove to expand women poetry theme areas,learning poetry that was no longer confined to the boudoir to the male poet.They took the initiative to join the public domain,concerned for the fate of the nation,and observed the history and social reality of women’s unique way of thinking.They recorded the changing times and social status of poetry from a woman’s point of view,exposing the difficult survival condition of the majority of women.
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Chinese ancient poems are brilliant and rich,and the female poet’s works is one of the important parts.Women poet was restricted by gender and social status place,so the most poems could not be divorced from traditional theme,such as lovesickness and romantic.But a part of the female poet strove to expand women poetry theme areas,learning poetry that was no longer confined to the boudoir to the male poet.They took the initiative to join the public domain,concerned for the fate of the nation,and observed the history and social reality of women’s unique way of thinking.They recorded the changing times and social status of poetry from a woman’s point of view,exposing the difficult survival condition of the majority of women.
Key concepts: Poetry, Theme (computing), Literature, Perspective (graphical), Romance, China, History, Sociology