英文摘要
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It was a common practice for the men of letters of the Ming dynasty to interact with famous prostitutes by means of reciting poems and tales be the norm in their lives. The brothel writings were written in that unique aura. When the atmosphere of the night was clearly judged and the place of Fengyue was celebrated, the "Flower List Review" became one of the forms of the commentaries. Wu Ji Bai Mei is the literary work written by the Qing Dynasty's Lou Louhua school. The publication of the book was inextricably related to the author's identity as a publisher, reviewer and Sanqu writer. The author is ascribed to Wan Yuzi, though the real identity has not yet been finally established. Therefore, this paper first examines the identity problem of the text author Wan Yuzi. Second, he explores the beauty pageant and literary review of Wu Ji Bai Mei from flower pageant beauty and literary criticism, and then explores the author's gender perspective and power exercise. Brothel narratives and other literary topics were popular then. The publication of Wu Ji Bai Mei followed the trend of publishing in the Ming Dynasty publishing market with a large number of published books. The book records a number of female portraits according to the ranking of the flowers. The contents include various gestures such as in Wu Ji. Bai Mei. The sights in the room or garden in which Wu Ji is located are shown in each picture, such as Pingyan, Qiangqi, Meiqiu, Fuqin, Hua Ming, Wangyue, Panhua, Cailian, and white water rafting. Their gestures and postures, either lying or engaging in dynamic and static activities, all exude their elegant charms. Therefore, in the third part, from the visual observation of the prostitutes, we explore the garish space and the female gestures presented in the images. The paper concludes with summarizing the trend of exalting the picture of One Hundred Beauties as related to literary works of the prostitutes.
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