| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立雲林科技大學 === 漢學資料整理研究所碩士班 === 97 === Cho CHANG (1898-1975) was also known Li-Ching CHANG, born in Tou-Liu, studied in Japan at 19, became the first Chinese medicine practitioners in Yunlin, and his peak period of his creativity was between 59 to 69 years old.
This research are based on (1)qualitative methodology (2) document method (3) interview method (4)psychology method. The range of research is “The drafted collections of Li-Ching CHANG poetry”, the press of his contributed poetry near 900 from newspapers and magazines.
There are 350 (40%) about the poems of eight lines with prescribed tonal pattern, 300 (34%) poems of four lines with prescribed tonal pattern, 200 (20%) poems written on two distinctive subjects with unlikely associations, 30 (3%) poems of eight lines with five words each, 20 (2%) poems with four lines to a stanza.
The purposes of this reseach are:
(1) How did he and his family influence YUNLIN poem altar?
(2) What are his thoughts?
(3) What about his poetic friends and the replied poems between them?
(4) How did he perfect his writings?
(5) What is his poetry style?
The results of this reseach are:
(1) The YUNLIN poem altar was influenced by his family since his father, Huai CHANG, founded the Tou-Shan poetry club in Tou-Liu in 1921.
(2) He followed the teachings of Confucius and Mencius. His religion was all-embracing: included Christianity and Buddhism. He was indifferent to fame and wealth, but enthusiastic about public welfares.
(3) He loved to invite his poetic friends, when he was free, to go climbing and hiking with tea, delicate music and they love talking about the classics. He actively participated in poetry club activities, his poetic friends were throughout Taiwan. From then on, many poems written back and forth between these poetic friends were left by submitted articles to publishers.
(4) He was great on the poems written on two distinctive subjects and earnest on the poems written back and forth between poetic friends as well. To construct his value of his own life by the forest tour and his living experience. He always kept writing with no stop and actively submited the manuscripts through his whole life.
(5) He liked the poems written by Chen TAO and Wei WANG. His poems were unadorned, unsophisticated, elegant, cultured, tranquil and enjoyable. He particularly specialized in describing his own natural contented pastoral life and simple mind.
Keywords:
Li-Ching CHANG, Chinese traditional poetry, Yunlin’s classical poet, Taiwanese literature
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