Nanshe is a modern society with complex members, but scholars mostly focus on the poets of Nanshe from Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and pay less attention to the members or branches of other provinces. Nanshe Guangdong Branch is extremely regional, and its cultural position and aesthetic purport were quite consistent and firm from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China, and even led to the differentiation of Nanshe organization. “Su Shi” is a common cultural symbol in the singing and chorus of poets in the Guangdong Branch. Su Shi’s relegation to Lingnan had a far-reaching impact on local culture and literature, resulting in the formation of the poetic style of Song-advocacy that became popular in the middle of the Qing Dynasty in addition to the Lingnan poetry tradition of advocating Tang poetry style and bold style, and it was in this context that the Guangdong poets of Nanshe grew up. Therefore, it is extremely necessary to locate the cultural position and aesthetic purport of Guangdong poets in Nanshe and explore its influence by Su Shi.
This article delves into the intricate interplay between Guangdong geography and the evolution of poetry through the lens of literary geography. It places special emphasis on the literary landscape and the popular Su Shi birthday in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, intricately linked to the renowned figure Su Shi, thereby exemplifying the embodiment of Song-style culture. The primary objective is to gain a thorough understanding of the resolute pursuit of elegance and the stance towards new literature exhibited by Guangdong poets. By bridging the existing research gaps on Guangdong poets, this article not only enriches scholarly discourse but also fosters a more holistic grasp of the poetic backdrop within the modern Song-advocacy school. Simultaneously, it endeavors to reshape the multifaceted nature of Nanshe poetry and the prevailing aesthetic inclinations.
This article delves into the intricate interplay between Guangdong geography and the evolution of poetry through the lens of literary geography. It places special emphasis on the literary landscape and the popular Su Shi birthday in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, intricately linked to the renowned figure Su Shi, thereby exemplifying the embodiment of Song-style culture. The primary objective is to gain a thorough understanding of the resolute pursuit of elegance and the stance towards new literature exhibited by Guangdong poets. By bridging the existing research gaps on Guangdong poets, this article not only enriches scholarly discourse but also fosters a more holistic grasp of the poetic backdrop within the modern Song-advocacy school. Simultaneously, it endeavors to reshape the multifaceted nature of Nanshe poetry and the prevailing aesthetic inclinations.
Page：
133-172
Keywords：
Su Shi; Nanshe Guangdong Branch; literary landscape; Su Shi birthday party; Song style culture
BULLETIN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CHINESE LITERATURE NATIONAL CHENGCHI UNIVERSITY NO.41
