英文摘要
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Van Gulik, Robert Hans was the important sinology in the 20th century. He not only understood Chinese traditional culture profoundly, but also was good at qin. During in Japan, he had abundant works about qin, including The Lore of the Chinese Lute, Hsi K'ang and His Poetical Essay on the Lute, The Collected Papers of Dong Gao Zen master of the Late Ming Dynasty, and etc. However, the written work Hsi K'ang and His Poetical Essay on the Lute is seldom discussed in the academia, so it's chosen as the subject in the essay, and was divided into two parts to analyze. In the first section, it mainly probes into the content and purport of the book, including the cultural meaning of the seven sages of the bamboo grove, the brief biography of His K'ang, the style, contents and commentaries of Ch'in-fu, and etc. As to the second part, the author reflects on the views of Van Gulik, Robert Hans, mainly aiming at Hsi K'ang's personality and artistic thought. Concerning about Hsi K'ang's personality, Van Gulik, Robert Hans once doubted that some passages in Yu-fen-shih (〈幽憤詩〉) don't accord with what other sources say about His K'ang's character and the dignified way in which he awaited his execution. So, the author tries to clarify these doubts in the paper. At the same time, the author unfolds the new possibilities to interpret Hsi K'ang's Ch'in-fu from cosmology, qin temperament and aesthetic realm by the note of Van Gulik, Robert Hans' translation to open a new perspective.
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