The Arrangement And Study Of Guo Jianchen’s Poetry Collection

Guo Jianchen,a native of Changzhou(present-day Suzhou,Zhejiang Province),was known as Zizhong,Fangquan,and Kunming.The existing independent studies of Guo Jianchen are still blank,lacking both the collation of basic documents and the analysis of creative texts.Therefore,through the collection of documents related to Guo Jianchen,we will investigate the changes in the editions of his poetry and his poetic style,and explore the literary value of his poetry.The first part is a study of Guo Jianchen’s poems,which first examines Guo Jianchen’s family history,life and friendships,and summarizes the poet’s real-life situation and the character traits revealed at different stages.Secondly,it compares the poetry editions,and compares the missing poems among the editions.Finally,Guo Jianchen’s literary works are discussed,and his artistic style and literary value are explored in terms of his poetry’s "frankness and naturalness,straightforwardness","clever use of allusions and subtle irony",and "vivid colors and dynamic images".literary value.The next part is a compilation of Guo Jianchen’s poems,using the Ming Wanli book as the base,the Kangxi book,the Siku book,and the Jiaqing book as the reference text,and a proofreading and annotation of Guo Jianchen’s poems.Through the collation and study of Guo Jianchen’s poems,the characteristics of Guo Jianchen’s writing as his person are revealed.As a leading scribe in the Wu Zhong district of the Ming Dynasty,Guo Jianchen’s poetry reflects both the direction of the literary style in the mid-Ming Dynasty and the values and destiny of the scholars at that time.