Textual Research And Expounding On Meng Jiao’s Chilliness&jia Dao’s Thinness

The evaluation of Meng Jiao and Jia Dao has for a long time focused on Su Shi’s criticism of "C hilliness is Meng Jiao’s writing style and thinness is Jia Dao’s ".However,there is a lack of deep discrimination and analysis of the process and connotation of these comments.In the Tang and Five dynasties,the two people had been described as "chilliness" and "thinness" respectively,but mostly for the objective description of their living conditions.When the two were brought up together,it actually laid a good foundation for the proposition of "Meng Jiao’s Chilliness and Jia Dao’s Thinness";in the Northern Song Dynasty,a poet before Su Shi used "C hilling MengJiao and Thin Jia Dao " to express prunus mume’s chilly aloof and proud spirit.Generally followed the early positive evaluation of the two people,"C hilliness" "Thinness" meaning has changed here;Su Shi’s evaluation of Meng jiao’s contradiction basically reflects two kinds of tendency that the later generations accepted: the positive evaluation of his ancient style and the negation of his attitude and methods of writing poems."Meng Jiao’s C hilliness" and "Jia Dao’s Thinness" have rich meanings."C hilliness" not only means the difficult situation of personal miserable life,but also has sympathy for the common people’s miserable life."Thinness" not only reflects the monotony of the main body,the style and content of the creation,but also the artistic pursuit of treating malpractice with "thin and powerful".Based on the similar personal experience of the two men and the sensual stimulation of "C hilliness" and "Thinness" are the only ones who say and even later accept and crit icize the style of cold and thin poetry.Every dynasty needs to sing in praises of wealth and rank.It also needs someone to sing "the song of injustice" to open its new climate.In the end,it also needs "chilliness and thinness" to cure these overflowing riches and honor,and to move forward in such a circular way.To make this magnificent and extraordinary history of poetry.