A Study Of The Three Sub-rulers In Yunjian

The scholars in the late Ming Dynasty were faced with the social background of the world and began to think about how to break away from the later and decadent stage of Yangming philosophy,re-examine the society and solve practical problems with what they had learned.Chen Zilong,Li Wen and Song Zhengyu of the Yunjian Pai School as important members of Ji She,They drink,write poems,and communicate with others at meetings.Their concern for friends' true feelings,political considerations and practical learning are all reflected in their letter-writing.As a carrier of language and emotion,letter-writing can more truly reflect the inner heart of the author than other literary forms.Through the study of the letters written by the three menbers of Yunjian Pai School,we can find out the situation of their interactions,as well as their interactions with the people in and outside the Yunjian Pai School.Influenced by the social atmosphere and historical background,the three members of Yunjian,as members of several societies,attached great importance to the contents related to the national economy and people's livelihood,such as the Party politics,The way to be an official,Japanese pirates and agriculture.As a literary group,they referred to in the letter writing is more of them the review of literature.Their articles contain parodies of previous writers,the use of elegant style.And they thought it had to have something useful,a reflection on history,something that could be passed on in their articles.These theories is that they are the correction of a bad culture,and also to guide their poetry.Their articles are characterized by sincere words,unique images,elegant prose and satire,showing a different form from the other letter writing of the late Ming Dynasty.Their literary theories in articles had a profound influence on the literary creation of the Qing Dynasty,and their thinking on politics and practice of different choices of loyalty and righteousness expressed in the inscriptions also influenced the later generations.