| Summary: | 碩士 === 南華大學 === 文學系碩士班 === 98 === Lee Wei-qioa, also named Ru-song, was born in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, and he came along with the prior national army to Taiwan in 1947 (36th year of the Republic Era). While in Taiwan, with prolific knowledge and training in literature, he started to make his living on writing Chinese poetry. He could write a poem with ease to praise on whatever he saw, thought and found in his everyday life. Both the subjects and genre of his writing were very diverse. As a humble and suave person, he was indifferent to fame or gain, having a virtuous character, and led a frugal and natural life. Reputed as one of the finest artists, he was notably admired praised by poets of contemporary and later generations. He was a stupendous literature talent with abundant and peerless knowledge in the poetry circle at his time. Though being a great poetry talent, his was forced to leave his hometown for good, and never much appreciated, always in straitened circumstances and a pensive mood; eventually, he died on the land to which he didn''t belong.
This thesis is divided into five chapters. Chapter I is an introduction. Chapter II deals with Lee''s historical background and his family background biography, as well as his personal network which is expected to help us explore his personality elements, the poetic origin and inspiration. In Chapter III, I categorize his Chinese poetry in accordance with the subjects, making detailed and in-depth analysis and research respectively, in order to capture the individuality of Lee''s Chinese poetry. Chapter IV is my conclusion of the artistic features of his Han poetry writing. Chapter V refers to the results of this research paper.
This thesis "The Study of Lee Wei-qiao and His Chinese Poetry" is intended to restore the historical treasures and cultural image of Taiwan’s classical literature, so that exceptional poets and their works can revive and will not be inundated in the monstrous river of times. Moreover, I wish this "point" of the study of Lee, which can further develops into a "line" of regional literature and even becomes a "scope" in Taiwanese literature, as the corner stone for follow-up researchers.
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