英文摘要
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Liau, Thiam-ting (廖添丁, 1883~1909) was the famous ”Good Outlaw” (the bandit who was robbing the rich to help the poor ) in Taiwan. The ”Tai-uan gi-tshat sin-kua Liau Thiam-ting” (臺灣義賊新歌廖添丁, 1955) was a Taiwanese ballad that talking about Liau Thiam-ting's stories.In the past, we could found only 6 volumes of ”Tai-uan gi-tshat sin-kua Liau Thiam-ting.” But now we find out the complete edition of ”Tai-uan gi-tshat sin-kua Liau Thiam-ting” (1955) which has 12 volumes.The complete edition ”Tai-uan gi-tshat sin-kua Liau Thiam-ting” (12 volumes) was written by the Taiwanese author ”Niu, Siong-lim (梁松林, 1889~?)” Accientally, we realize that the author ”Niu, Siong-lim” was also living in Taipei city and in the Japanese colonial era.In the past, Taiwanese ballad was a popular literature in Taiwan. The content (thought) of ”Tai-uan gi-tshat sin-kua Liau Thiam-ting” was closed to the thoughts of civilian.Consequently, in ”Tai-uan gi-tshat sin-kua Liau Thiam-ting” we could find that people think Liau was a ”Good Outlaw” who robbed the rich to help the poor and liked to give money to someone in need. So, after he die, he became a great model of noble.
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