Relationship Between Language And Picture Of "Songs Of The South"

"Songs of the South" is a collection of poems of the late Warring States period and occupies an important position in China’s literary history. Although there are a lot of academic monographs about successive dynasties commentary and research of "Songs of the South", From the point of the posterity to draw with the image of the "Songs of the South","Songs of the South" research still in the exploratory stage. The paper is based on the past dynasties of the "Songs of the South map:Arrange the basic shape of the famous "Songs of the South map"; Analysis the affect of the period, political and cultural background of paintings, as well as the affect of artistic features of the artist himself, spiritual pursuit and so on; Discuss the changes of paintings for the same text with the text context of high or low different. Through these Songs of the South maps, from another point of view, different times, different readers can also find the acceptance of the literary text of "Songs of the South".This paper is divided into five parts:Introduction, the first chapter describes ancient paintings of "Songs of the South", chapter two describes the ancient rheological of the relationship between language and picture of "Songs of the South" the third describes the Evolution of the "Songs of the South" relationship between language and picture, and the last chapter describes the characteristics of the "Songs of the South" relationship between language and picture unfolded.Using "Songs of the South" as links, the relationship between language and picture centered,to clear up a series of information about "Songs of the South" Including the picture close to, or cross, or to create part of the image, and related external images such as the development of "QUYUAN figure","the picture of reading the Songs of the South". I Believe in such studies, both are good for the study of’ Songs of the South ", a theme image in art history system carding and for deepening the research on "Relationship Between Language and Picture"...