On the artistic characteristics of the nineteen poems of sacrificial rites of the Han Dynasty
Hui Li
Abstract
Hui Li
Abstract
The nineteen poems of sacrificial rites of the Han Dynasty were Singing When the emperor Hanwu offered oblatiohs to the gods of five outskirts. These poems are very abstruse and difficult to understand, but achieved great artistic attainments. They expressed the ideals not only through the mysterious atmosphere which is constructed by simple and vivid words, fanciful imagination, bold exaggeration, but also using the technique of mutual promotion of false and true describing the propotitious signs, and showing ftee and flexible artistic styles and constructive chgracteristics of waste and draw freely as one wishes.
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The nineteen poems of sacrificial rites of the Han Dynasty were Singing When the emperor Hanwu offered oblatiohs to the gods of five outskirts. These poems are very abstruse and difficult to understand, but achieved great artistic attainments. They expressed the ideals not only through the mysterious atmosphere which is constructed by simple and vivid words, fanciful imagination, bold exaggeration, but also using the technique of mutual promotion of false and true describing the propotitious signs, and showing ftee and flexible artistic styles and constructive chgracteristics of waste and draw freely as one wishes.
Key concepts: Exaggeration, Poetry, Emperor, Constructive, Literature, Atmosphere (unit), Art, Style (visual arts)