AN INVESTIGATION OF LOVE AFFAIRS IN HEFEI—JIANG KUI’S OWN LOVE

Abstract

        Jiang Kui was one of the top ten musicians in ancient China and was proficient in rhythm.Under the influence of his comprehensive literary concept of poetry, books, music and literature, Jiang Kui formed his own unique concept of poems, and he paid attention to writing lyrics. Jiang Kui was fed by others since he was a child, and he was poor all his life. Under the influence of his own reasons and social reasons, Jiang Kui's poems showed the characteristics of emptiness, so Jiang Kui's poems was called the Qingkong type. He is the representative of the substantive school, and because of the empty characteristics of his words, later scholars have praised and criticized his words. Jiang Kui's love poems break through the "obscenity" characteristics of traditional love poems. No description of love and getting along with details can be found in his love poems. They are written with profound connotations and elegant styles. have unique value. Jiang Kui got acquainted with a Hefei woman in Hefei, but because of his fate of wandering and wandering, he couldn't get married in the end. Therefore, Jiang Kui wrote 23 Hefei love poems for the rest of his life, accounting for a quarter of the whole poem. This paper investigates the number and imagery of Jiang Kui's love poems, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, and focuses on the four poems "Partridge Sky" and the most famous "Dark Fragrance" and "Sparse Shadow" written around the eve of the Yuan Dynasty, and then focuses on analyzing Jiang Kui's love met in Hefei and the characteristics of love words, and finally analyze the causes of the characteristics of his love words. The results show that: the characteristics of Jiang Kui's love poems include deep affection and single-mindedness, emptiness of coquettish elegance, and lack of inspiration of natural life. The characteristics of Jiang Kui's love poems are caused by personal ups and downs, aloof character, elegant taste, the influence of Jiangxi School of Poetry, artistic pursuit of charm, and the influence of high degree of literary rule.