漢詩研究-唐代詩

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In order to understand Chinese poetry, what is necessary is not to be necessarily just well versedin language study. If it is important to know the objective fact which is related to the poetry and there is no preliminary knowledge, we may be unable to understand correctly. Since the Chinese character is only located in a line, Chinese has a noun, a verb, a name of a person, the name of a place, or a case where it does not understand, only by seeing. In such a case, any interpretations are possible. If a Chinese does not know the fact, he cannot give the right interpretation and, as a result, an incorrect meaning will be pulled out from the text. Even if time changes, it is necessary to stand on the spot on which the poetry was made. Many famous scholars who exist now are making at the time cannot travel to China easily. Although there were restrictions during some periods, people do not go there but are interpreting from the characters in many cases. When the spot has changed on the river etc., it is important to see an old map using the Fuzhi or Xianzhi published in the olden times. This paper was written from such a position. The poetry taken up here is a thing of the Tang age, and is the following poet's work. Zhang-ji (張継) Li-Po (李白), Du-Mu (杜牧), Liu-Yuxi (劉禹錫), Wang-Changling (王昌齢), Wang-bo (王勃), Cui-Hao(崔[コウ]), Du-Fu (杜甫), Liu-Zongyuan (柳宗元).
2013-09-00