The Relationship between Han Poems by Vietnam Envoys and the Huxiang Culture of China
Zhan Zhi-he
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Zhan Zhi-he
Abstract
From 14th century to 19th century,the Vietnam envoys to China had wrote a great amount of Han poems.Because the bulk of Vietnam envoys have to go through Hunan,a large number of their Han poems are Poems.These Huxiang Poems were produced on the boats by Xiang rive and Dongting lake,and could be divided into three types:descriptions,lyrics and narratives.Many of these poems were written for exchanging with Chinese scholars.The most fascinating among the Huxiang Poems are those about Eight Views of Xiao Xiang.
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From 14th century to 19th century,the Vietnam envoys to China had wrote a great amount of Han poems.Because the bulk of Vietnam envoys have to go through Hunan,a large number of their Han poems are Poems.These Huxiang Poems were produced on the boats by Xiang rive and Dongting lake,and could be divided into three types:descriptions,lyrics and narratives.Many of these poems were written for exchanging with Chinese scholars.The most fascinating among the Huxiang Poems are those about Eight Views of Xiao Xiang.
Key concepts: Poetry, Lyrics, China, Literature, Narrative, History, Chinese literature, Art