A Textual Research on Su Shi's Uncollected Verses in Qian Zhou
Xie Shi-yang
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Xie Shi-yang
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This essay presents two newly found verses created in Qian Zhou-An Unsuccessful Call On Tian Bi and Rivers With Tremendous Curves, and makes textual research on the basis of historical material, content and artistic style. The author, thus, concludes that the two verses are the missing part of Verse Collection in the Song Dynasty and Verse Collection of Su Shi, and holds that Su Shi's verses in Qian Zhou are far more than these. This essay is of great significance to exhume Su Shi's verses in Qian Zhou, to get a full understanding of his thought and artistic style in his middle and late life, to study the culture of the Song Dynasty and to inherit the literature legacy.
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This essay presents two newly found verses created in Qian Zhou-An Unsuccessful Call On Tian Bi and Rivers With Tremendous Curves, and makes textual research on the basis of historical material, content and artistic style. The author, thus, concludes that the two verses are the missing part of Verse Collection in the Song Dynasty and Verse Collection of Su Shi, and holds that Su Shi's verses in Qian Zhou are far more than these. This essay is of great significance to exhume Su Shi's verses in Qian Zhou, to get a full understanding of his thought and artistic style in his middle and late life, to study the culture of the Song Dynasty and to inherit the literature legacy.
Key concepts: Tian, Style (visual arts), Literature, Art, Chinese literature, Character (mathematics), Philosophy, History