英文摘要
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Sometimes, it is easy to tell one's mood through his body language. We would bite our fingers, or rub with the hand when we are nervous. In some circumstances, we might touch our own hair or wink our eyes. Our body will act these tiny and repeating behaviors that is represented some emotions.
In Tang Poems, we find out these repeated behaviors, for example, ”Sao Shou”. The direct meaning of ”Sao Shou” is to scratch one's head. There are over seventy poems in Tang Poems written by over forty poets that mention this motion, and other similar words, like Sao Bai Fa, Sao Bai Shou and Sao Tou. In order to discover the head of this behavior in Tang Poems, we choose several poems before Tang dynasty and classify them into two groups, memorizing people or hometown. Then we continue discussing the same behavior in Tang Poems to find out the evolution of self-emotion of the poet. That are what kind of emotion that will let the poet to scratch his hair and how does this behavior will influence the poet. With different subjects of emotion and different poets, it will show the characteristic of the unique behavior of Sao Shou.
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