The Chinese Nation Writing Of Mongolianpoets In The Guangxu And Xuantong In Qing Dynasty

The Mongolian poets in the Guangxu and Xuantong period of the Qing Dynasty experienced the changes of the situation in the late Qing Dynasty,and their poems can help us to understand the social landscape at that time.When confronted with major historical events and the situation of national crisis,Mongolian poets used their pens to write their national feelings and practice their writing of the Chinese nation.Under the historical background of the Guangxu and Xuantong period,this paper takes the Mongolian poets as the perspective to understand the historical events behind them and the poetic significance they represent through their poetry creation.This paper is divided into four chapters,the introduction part discusses the origin of the topic,research status and research methods.The first chapter,based on the collection of relevant historical records,sorts out the materials of Mongolian poets in this period and gives an overall overview of the Mongolian poets in the Guangxu and Xuantong period.It also introduces the social background of the Guangxu and Xuantong period and the mental picture of the scholars in this period.The second chapter studies the Chinese writing of Mongolian poets in the Guangxu and Xuantong period.Taking the time axis as the line and major historical events as the node,this paper analyzes in detail the reflection and mentality of Mongolian poets in this period in the face of major historical events.The third chapter discusses in detail the characteristics of the poetics of the late Qing Dynasty reflected in the writing of the Chinese nation under the combination of Mongolian and Han literature,which indicates that it was influenced by the mainstream poetry circle at that time,and reflects the combination and reference of literary creation.The fourth chapter mainly analyzes the ethnic identity and political identity of the Mongolian poet’s writing of the Chinese nation,and discusses the significance of "poetry history" reflected behind it.