The Relationship Of Literary Style Between Parallel Prose And Lushi

The parallel prose style emerged in the Eastern Han Dynasty last years and formed in the Weijin Dynasty.In the Southern and Northern Dynasties it became the article orthodox school.In the Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty,the parallel prose style still got the advantage status.Lushi came from Chinese's five-seven character per line poems.The final setting of Lushi originated from Shen Quanqi and Song Zhiwen in the beginning of Tang Dynasty.Du Fu maked it perfect in prosperous Tang Dynasty.The parallel prose and Lushi are two kind of most representative literary styles in the Chinese history of literature,there are a lot of researches that they were studied by predecessor to two's content.These studies focused on the characteristics and manifestations of language.Only a small number of people involved in literary style relation.But almost no one to do in-depth study of comprehensive,such as antithesis,the level and oblique tones,the sentence strctures.my thesis combs the course of development and evolution of the parallel prose and the Lushi first and then systematically elaborates stylistic characteristics of both.The purpose is to reveal the nature of their literary style relation.The papers divided into three chapters.The first chapter mainly describes the stylistic feature of parallel prose and studies its development and evolution in three aspects of the antithesis,four-six style, level and oblique tones and using of literary quotation.The second chapter mainly from five aspects to state the stylistic feature of Lushi:the sentence strctures,the number of words,the level and oblique tones,Niandui,antithesis.And pointed out that the special significance in the history of Chinese literature.The third chapter chiefly from three perspectives to compare the stylistic Features of the parallel prose and Lushi:the rules of tonal pattern,the sentence strctures,glossary and using of literary quotation.And discusses the value of their in the rich to the research of ancient style and the special significance in ancient Chinese literary history.