A Study On The Esthetics Of Nalan-xingde Poetry

Nalan-Xingde was one of the most famous poets in the Qing Dynasty.He and Zhu-Yizun and Chen-Weisong were called the "Three outstanding poets" in the Qing Dynasty.Most scholars commented on Nalan-Xingde the first poet in the Qing Dynasty.Some scholars even called for the establishment of a special study of Nalan-Xingde-"Nalan Xue".Nalan Xingde's poetry is famous in Qing Dynasty and even in the whole Chinese literary arena for its unique charm.Nalan-Xingde's poem involves a wide range of contents.Firstly,according to the content,Nalan Xingde's Ci can be divided into four categories: love poem,friendship poem,frontier fortress poem and chant object poem,among which the poem which can highlight Nalan Xingde's emotional characteristics is analyzed in detail.Secondly,from the perspective of aesthetics,we can find that the Confucian utilitarian aesthetics and Taoist non-utilitarian aesthetics are the core of Nalan's literary thoughts,and the word "emotion" runs through Nalan's poem.All the time,and the advocation of sentiment can be said to be the basic principle of Nalan's literary creation.Thirdly,Nalan-Xingde's love words,friendship words,frontier fortress words and chanting words show different aesthetic features in terms of style,tone,objective image,language form and artistic conception.Therefore,it is necessary to select representative works of poetry with artistic representations,and make a thorough exploration in terms of the poet's aesthetic thoughts,aesthetic tendency and artistic techniques.Finally,in exploring the causes of the aesthetic characteristics of Nalan-Xingde's poem,we can find that the aesthetic characteristics of Nalan-Xingde's poem is closely related to the personality,life experience,national culture and the background of the times of the poets.Therefore,we need to explore the root causes of the formation of the aesthetic characteristics of Nalan-Xingde's poem from various perspectives in order to improve the exploration of the aesthetic characteristics of Nalan-Xingde's poem.