Study On The Ideological Connotation Of "Continued Jin Ping Mei"

Xu Jin Ping Mei was written in the special historical period of the Ming and Qing Dynasties,and used the history of Song and Jin Dynasties to write the social reality of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.Based on his own personal experience,Ding Yaokang describes the chaos in contemporary society and the grave disasters in the war with grief and indignation.The book expresses the author's complicated national emotions and thoughts of exhorting the world.The thesis is divided into five chapters.The introduction summarizes the current research situation of Xu Jin Ping Mei,points out the existing problems in academic research and puts forward the research objectives of this paper.The first chapter introduces the author Ding Yaokang's life experience,discusses his "three religions in one" thought and describes the main content,artistic features,version issues of Xu Jin Ping Mei,which lays the foundation for the later research.The second chapter discusses the complex emotional state of mind of "stabbing the new dynasty and releasing the sadness of the old one" in Xu Jin Ping Mei.It points out that although Ding Yaokang is not the identity of adherents generally believed in academia,this does not prevent him from having a distinct consciousness of adherents in his thoughts.Xu Jin Ping Mei uses Song and Jin to metaphor Ming and Qing Dynasties to denounce Jin's brutal crimes and express the feelings of desertion.The third chapter discusses the historical reflection on the demise of the Ming Dynasty in Xu Jin Ping Mei.The author summarizes the lessons of the Ming Dynasty's demise: the struggle of loyalty and courtier,the corrupt government and the decadent mood of society to express the grief and indignation.In the fourth chapter,combining the background of the popularity of good books in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties,the article analyzes the idea of persuing goodness to save the word in Xu Jin Ping Mei by paying attention to the relationship with Tai Shang Gan Ying Pian.The fifth chapter discusses the connection between Xu Jin Ping Mei with adherents' literature and practical thoughts in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties,then discusses the significance of adherents' feelings and criticision of social reality in the form of novels.