The Acceptance of Zhu Dunru in Qing Dynasty
Xuxian Chen
Abstract
Xuxian Chen
Abstract
Zhu Dunru is an important ci poet in South Song Dynasty.His works are regarded to have a typical North Song Dynasty style: graceful and restrained.They are favored by scholars of the past dynasties.More attention had been paid to Zhu Dunru and his works in Qing Dynasty with the change of society and other factors in that period.This paper mainly analyzes the comment on his poetry about plum blossom and the fisherman by Qing critics,and his life experiences as well in order to find out how Zhu Dunru and his works were accepted in Qing Dynasty.
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Zhu Dunru is an important ci poet in South Song Dynasty.His works are regarded to have a typical North Song Dynasty style: graceful and restrained.They are favored by scholars of the past dynasties.More attention had been paid to Zhu Dunru and his works in Qing Dynasty with the change of society and other factors in that period.This paper mainly analyzes the comment on his poetry about plum blossom and the fisherman by Qing critics,and his life experiences as well in order to find out how Zhu Dunru and his works were accepted in Qing Dynasty.
Key concepts: Style (visual arts), Poetry, Period (music), Order (exchange), Classical Chinese poetry, History, Chinese poetry, Literature