The Social Life Of Tang Dynasty In Gao Luopei's Opinion

In the long history of western sinology in the 20 th century,the Dutch Sinologist,Gao luopei,has made a distinct impression on the development of sinology because of his unique academic perspective and unique academic style.In sinology,which is dominated by literature,history,philosophy and language,he focuses on the non-mainstream Chinese traditional literati culture.His novel," Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee",which he wrote in popular language,was a great way to convey the Chinese culture,but also to make the western world meet the new Chinese and Chinese society.This paper with Sinologist Gao luopei,and novel " Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee" trying to explore Gao luopei in novels in the Tang dynasty,that is,a fusion in real history reappear in the Tang dynasty and the author subjective thinking and understanding in the Tang dynasty.And further using sociological research methods from the western sinology environment isolate Gao luopei personal sinology research personality,analyzes his love of Chinese traditional culture,the pursuit of Chinese literati life,reflect his Chinese culture complex.The first chapter is a series of novels,which mainly introduce the life of Gao luopei and the reasons for the creation of the novel,the problem of version and the characteristics of writing.The second chapter starts from the concept of social life,and contrasts the social life of Tang dynasty in the novels and in the real world.Points from the legal system,economic life,ideas,beliefs,moral theory,and relatively representative aspects of such social customs,and starting from the specific case of involving in the novel,mainly show the author Gao luopei's understanding of social life in Tang dynasty and thinking.The third chapter mainly from the macro point of view of western sinology research to outstanding Gao luopei personality expression of literature creation and sinology studies,as well as through his fiction and sinology institute show the love of Chinese traditional culture and his Chinese complex.