Study On Frontier-tour Poetry In Late Tang Dynast

The Frontier-tour Poetry, covering a wide range of social reality, is rich incontents. It is a special existence in the Late-Tang poetry and occupy an importantposition. Landscape on poets, the group included officer, civilian, based on the literati,extended to soldiers, from Tang native people to Korean and Japanese poets whostudied ancient chinese literature in Tang. and it covered with the Han nationnality tothe Ethnic minority.Due to the traffic ecology, social and political conditions, economic conditions,military expeditions, the literature itself and other factors, the frontier-tour poetryflourished everywhere in the Late-Tang. In this paper, the frontier-tour poetry isdefined as the breakthrough point in Late-Tang Dynasty and based on historical data,natural ecological conditions. The paper not only corrected the misunderstandings onthe frontier-tour poetry, frontier poetry and frontier fortress poem, but also describedfrontier-tour poetry formation and development, its contents, subject, theme andartistic features. Otherwise, It compared the frontier-tour Poetry with the firstgeneration of writers, as well as contrastive frontier-tour poety case analysis, revealedthe social total macroscopic situation viewpoint. The paper mainly includes five parts:The first chapter, defined the concept of the frontier-tour poetry poetry, made itclarity; Rebacked the orginal and development of frontier in simple way, comparedthe differences between frontier-tour poetry and frontier fortress poem, frontier poemin form and graphic way in Late-tang dynast.The second chapter, analysis to the Late-Tang frontier-tour poetry bymicroscopic, combined with the vigorous political culture background of thefrontier-tour poetry, carried out the research of the poets’ birth place, the number andthe name of frontier-tour poetry, explained the ideological content and artisticcharacteristics.The third chapter, analysis the poetry in special classified, such as local minoritypoets, Japanese, Korean, monk.The last chapter, to judge the value of frontier-tour poetry and discusses itsliterary status and influence in history.