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The New Era Of Mainstream Chinese Poetry "misty" On Korean Poetry Literature

Posted on:2008-01-09Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:G H QuanFull Text:PDF
GTID:2205360215491803Subject:Comparative Literature and World Literature
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Korean-Chinese literature, a literature of ethnic minority in China, not only has inherited the fine traditions of national literature, but has accepted the desirable influence of Chinese literature as well. Entering the new era, Korean-Chinese poetry faces an opportunityof development, because of the active creations of senior generationand the cooperative efforts of young generation. To this day, Korean-Chinese poetry has made much progress.Some contemporary Korean-Chinese poets, Shi Hua, Han Chun, and Jin Zhenghao, take full use of the high richness of Chinese literaturewhen creating their own poems. They are highly influenced by the Chinese Obscure Poetry of the new age, which not only has broadened theirscope of art, but has attributed a great in their impressive achievement in poetry creation as well.The literary trend of Obscure Poetry, which has witnessed the positive changes of artistic values and the thought it contains, represents the very beginning of the new age of Chinese poetry. Obscure Poetry gets free from the lasting shortcomings of the ideological poetry,and restores the poetical traditions of emotional expression. In short, Obscure Poetry is the milestone of the literary development in the new age.This paper will have the comparative study on the poems of Korean-Chinese poets, Shi Hua, Han Chun, and Jin Zhenghao and Chinese Contemporary poetry. Moreover, the Korean-Chinese poets' acceptance of theinfluence of Chinese Obscure Poetry will also be studied in this paper. In the first chapter, I will introduce the objective and significance of the study, and the methods of the research.In the second chapter, the literary trend of Obscure Poetry, therepresentatives of the trend and the artistic creation will be introduced. First, I will give the detailed explanation of Obscure Poetry.Secondly, I will study the "underground poetry" during the Literary Revolution and the poems of Bei Dao, Gu Cheng, and Shu Ting, etc. during the high time of Obscure Poetry. Lastly, the artistic achievementand values of Obscure Poetry will be analyzed.In the third chapter, the influence of Obscure Poetry on Korean-Chinese poetry will be examined. First, I will deal with the acceptance of Obscure Poetry. Secondly, I will examine the argument aroused byObscure Poetry in the Korean-Chinese poetry, and have the comparative analyses of the poems of Shi Hua, Han Chun, and Jin Zhenghao and Chinese Obscure Poetry.In the last chapter, some problems in the course of acceptance will be explained by the examples of the poems of the three poets mentioned above. Furthermore, the defects in the acceptance will be generalized.The research content of this paper has the development significance. It will provide some beneficial clues for the comparison researchbetween Chinese contemporary new age poetry literature and nationalliterature.
Keywords/Search Tags:China's Korean-Chinese Literature, Obscure Poetry, C omparative Literature
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