Literary Studies Of Bai Yuchan

Bai Yuchan,formerly known as Ge Changgeng,is a well-known successor of Golden-Cinnabar Camp in the Southern Song Dynasty.He was called as the fifth generation-saver of the southern faction of Golden-Cinnabar Camp respectfully by the Taoists.He was commended for a rare genius who was not only a beecheyana,but also a wets in the history.More than 1000 of his poetry exist now.These poetry are very sundry both in the form andin the content.He also wrote Ci,more than 100 of which exist now.His Ci have the distinctive personality characteristic and a certain degree of artistic achievement.In addition,he also has works of the other styles,for example,note,biography,ode,prose and so on.Although a part of Bai Yuchan's works were written to elucidate the idea of humanity,fate and Taoism,they still had a certain degree of literary achievement.It should be said that Bai Yuchan has made some achievements in the literature,but has not been given corresponding attention in literary history.The studies of the person of Bai Yuchan increase gradually in recent years,but the research about his literature are few,especially there is no systematic and comprehensive study,which is a pity.This paper is divided into three parts,the introduction,the main.article and the conclusion.The introduction is a integrated elaboration of the research on Bai Yuchan in recent years.The main article is divided into three chapters:The first chapter discusses the contents and artistic characteristics of Bai Yuchan's Ci;the second chapter discusses the contents and artistic characteristics of Bai Yuchan's poetry;the third chapter distinguish the 30 poetry which have been indexed by < All Poetry of Song Dynasty> from which index the 30 poetry repeatedly firstly,and then briefly discusses the contents and artistic characteristics of Bai Yuchan's articles of.The part of conclusion gives an assessment of Bai Yuchan's status in the literary history.It is thought that the person and the works of Bai Yuchan should be in possession of a certain status in the literary history.