Erchen Poets' Regretful Psychology in the Early Qing Dynasty
Liu Li
Abstract
Liu Li
Abstract
The Erchen poets in the Early Qing Dynasty are the officials of the Ming Dynasty and become the subject of the new dynasty. They accept the Qing Dynasty politically, but not culturally. Influenced by the Confucianism's conception of loyalty, they feel ashamed to serve the new dynasty. As a result, they express this kind of mind in their poems, while the poems by Gong Ding-zi, Zhou Liang-gong, and Cao Rong can be the representative.
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The Erchen poets in the Early Qing Dynasty are the officials of the Ming Dynasty and become the subject of the new dynasty. They accept the Qing Dynasty politically, but not culturally. Influenced by the Confucianism's conception of loyalty, they feel ashamed to serve the new dynasty. As a result, they express this kind of mind in their poems, while the poems by Gong Ding-zi, Zhou Liang-gong, and Cao Rong can be the representative.
Key concepts: Loyalty, Poetry, Subject (documents), History, Literature, Aesthetics, Ancient history, Art