From amusement,vehement aspiration to sad melody——A diachronic study on Song poems written after ascending high buildings
Zeng Wei-gan
Abstract
Zeng Wei-gan
Abstract
The poems written after ascending high buildings in the Song Dynasty reflect three periods of changes.The first is in the Northern Song Dynasty,during which the authors were a group of gentlemen whose poems mainly described their tours and joys;the second is from the moving of the Northern Song to the middle and late Southern Song,during which the authors were a group of men of ideals and integrity whose poems mainly described their vehement aspirations and worries for recovering the lost nation lands;the third is in the last period of the Southern Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty,during which the authors were a group of hermits whose poems mainly described their sorrows of the subjugated nation.
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The poems written after ascending high buildings in the Song Dynasty reflect three periods of changes.The first is in the Northern Song Dynasty,during which the authors were a group of gentlemen whose poems mainly described their tours and joys;the second is from the moving of the Northern Song to the middle and late Southern Song,during which the authors were a group of men of ideals and integrity whose poems mainly described their vehement aspirations and worries for recovering the lost nation lands;the third is in the last period of the Southern Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty,during which the authors were a group of hermits whose poems mainly described their sorrows of the subjugated nation.
Key concepts: Poetry, Amusement, Literature, Period (music), History, Art, Ancient history, Psychology