A Study On The Literary Exchange Between The North And The South In The Song And Qi Dynasties

During the Southern and Northern Dynasties,the northern and southern literature exchanges were frequent,which was an important phenomenon in the history of Chinese literature.Scholars have always studied the literary exchange between the North and the Northern Dynasties in the middle and late Southern Dynasties,and lack of attention to the literary exchange between the middle and early Southern Dynasties,namely the Song and Qi dynasties.Therefore,this paper takes the exchange of literature between the North and the South in the Song and Qi dynasties.This paper is mainly divided into five parts.The introduction part mainly explains the reasons and significance of the topic selection,the research status and results of the topic.The first chapter mainly analyzes the main ways of north-South exchanges during the Song and Qi dynasties.The paper points out that the exchanges between the north and the south were the Song and Qi dynasties,and promotes the exchanges between the north and the south in books,musk,academic,literature and system.The second chapter focuses on the acceptance of Northern Dynasty literature in the Song and Qi period.The upper level of the Northern Wei Dynasty Continuous deepening is an important reason to promote the study of northern literature to the Southern Dynasty literature.Under the influence of this factor,the creation of northern articles and poems shows the learning from the literary form and art of the Southern Dynasty.The third chapter takes the poetry creation of Yan Yanzhi,Fan Yun and Bao Zhao as an example to discuss the northern literature to the south during the Song and Qi dynasties.The influence of the North Korean literature.As a southern person,Yan Yanzhi and Fan Yun created works with northern flavor because of the works of northern folk songs under the influence of social and personal factors.Conclusion part mainly summarizes the research of this topic,and points out the shortcomings of this study and the direction of future efforts.