A Study Of The Image Of Emperor Literati In Ancient Chinese Art Works

Qing Dynasty emperor literati images refers to the Qing emperor showing people with the Han literati clothing in the visual image,and presenting the spiritual temperament of the literati.In ancient China,as the supreme ruler,the emperor’s words and deeds often implied some political meaning.Therefore,the discussion of the Qing Dynasty emperor literati images is more meaningful.At present,there have been some excellent achievements in the academic research on the Qing Dynasty emperor literati images,but there is still a need for systematic and more in-depth research.Through the simple combing of portraits of emperors in previous dynasties and the analysis of Qing Dynasty emperor literati images,the literati characteristic of the emperor in the Qing Dynasty mainly manifested in the sinicization of the emperor’s clothes in the painting,or in a secluded background,or in a life scene,with vivid posture at the same time,and the overall creation takes the form of ancient paintings.This thesis also pays more attention to the relationship between the rulers of the Qing Dynasty and the literati group of the Han nationality,as well as the recognition degree of the Manchu and Qing rulers to the Han culture,and tries to explain the cultural background and intention of the image shaping of the literati of the Qing Dynasty.First,the palace education content of paying attention to the literature and art and the educational purpose of "ruling the world with Confucianism" instilled the Confucian cultural consciousness of elegance into the Qing Dynasty emperor,who had a sense of recognition of the Han culture,The quality of "literati" deepens in the heart,and then affects the formation of the image of "literati";Second,the political concept of "ruling the world together" and the political goal of "unification of the world" prompted the Qing emperor shows people in the clothes of Han literati clothing in the visual image,which weakened the "view of Hua Yi" and maintained the legitimacy of the ruling regime of the Qing Dynasty.