A Question into the Composers of The Nineteen Ancient Poems
Oyang Bin
Abstract
Oyang Bin
Abstract
As far as age and author of The Nineteen Ancient Poems was concerned,the statement given by Liang Qichao of literary men in late Eastern Han Dynasty was most influential and well- approved one,but modern scholars identified book as a masterpiece by an unknown grass root writer. In recent years,Mr. Mu Zhai has published a series of articles to prove that the lyrical imagery style of five- character verses was composed together of three Caos and Cao Biao,Empress Zhen,which is well convinced and enormously influential for its scientific demonstration and rich evidences. However,one will still feel this point is questionable after analyzing ideological content of text and relationship between age and language style as well as purpose of creation.
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As far as age and author of The Nineteen Ancient Poems was concerned,the statement given by Liang Qichao of literary men in late Eastern Han Dynasty was most influential and well- approved one,but modern scholars identified book as a masterpiece by an unknown grass root writer. In recent years,Mr. Mu Zhai has published a series of articles to prove that the lyrical imagery style of five- character verses was composed together of three Caos and Cao Biao,Empress Zhen,which is well convinced and enormously influential for its scientific demonstration and rich evidences. However,one will still feel this point is questionable after analyzing ideological content of text and relationship between age and language style as well as purpose of creation.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Character (mathematics), Style (visual arts), Statement (logic), Ideology, Point (geometry), Content (measure theory)