A Study Of Ying Earl's Helper Image In "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua"

During the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty,the exotic book “Jin Ping Mei words” came out.This is a novel that focuses on the life of the city.Through the ups and downs of businessman Xi Menqing and his family,this novel links up the rich social relations in the late Ming Dynasty.It can be regarded as a “custom history” of Chinese society in the sixteenth century and pioneers the novel of the world.The novel has created a series of vivid and full-bodied characters.Among them,the idle characters of Ying Bojue are one of the most successful artistic images depicted.Ying Bojue is the first group of idlers in the world,which has profound social significance and high literary value.The paper is divided into five chapters.The introduction part summarizes the research status of this topic and raises questions.The first chapter combs the concept,origin and cause of existence of “idle” and gives a comprehensive description of the images of idle groups in “Jin Ping Mei words”,which paves the way for the following discussion.The second chapter discusses Ying Bojue's life experience,personality characteristics and helpful psychology.The third chapter summarizes the Ying Bojue's idler skills.The second and third chapters aim to illustrate the image characteristics of Ying Bojue's combination of ancient and modern idleness.The fourth chapter discusses the relationship between Ying Bojue and his host Si Menqing,focusing on the analysis of the cold and hot changes in Ying Bojue's contacts with Si Menqing.The fifth chapter first analyzes the author's writing attitude,and believes that the author corresponds to Ying Bojue is both spicy and sympathetic.Secondly,the social and historical significance of the image of Ying Bojue is discussed.It is believed that the creation of these idle images in the novel is intended to expose the moral decay of the world and express the author's deep feelings about the cold and warm world.Finally,it discusses the literary value of the image of Ying Bojue,and compares the image of Ying Bojue with the image of idles in the novels of Ming and Qing Dynasties,and discusses its position and significance in the history of Chinese literature.