The Research On Zhuzhici Poems In Qing Dynasty

Since Tang Dynasty,after being versed by intellectual and poets,Zhuzhici has became a refined genre and came to its climax in Qing after the Song,Yuan,Ming dynasties.The Qing Dynasty Zhuzhici not only inherited advantages and features from previous generation,but also made many new innovations,such as the number,size,or extensive categories,showing its blooming advantages.The Zhuzhici poems also include Zhaoge,Zashishi,Zayong,which consist of folk songs with descriptions of customs,but still remain their own characteristics.In this special stage,Zhizhici had a strong relationship with ideology and academic,especificaliy influenced by textual criticism,following the tendency of "Local Chronicles" and long annotations.In addition,Zhuzhici poems in Qing Dynasty with specific categories,especially in late Qing,has returned to the "practical usage" theme by showing a exploring new overseas world.This research focus on the reasons of the prosperous of Zhuzhici poems in Qing Dynasty,and try to illustrate through the three main periods,the early,middle and late Qing.Methodologies in this research are interdisciplinary,intertuxtuality,literature study,also combining other disciplines like Geography,Folklore,Anthropology,History and Sociology etc.Overall,the Zhuzhici poems in early Qing Dynasty guadually transfer to "documentary",some important writers such as Zhu Yizun,Li Yesi and Wan Sitong developed several certain foundations,which derived from textual research and historical origin of poems.The Qianjia period is divided into two chapters.One is the direct impact from textual criticism and local chronicle,the other is about the social and personal reasons leading to the diverse theme of Zhuzhici,which can be classified into two different types.In late Qing,the most significant part is about oversea explorations.In a word,there should be an important relationship between Zhuzhi poems and academic atmosphere,literature characteristics,social change in Qing Dynasty,which caused its own prosperity.