There are two main ways for readers to recognize Li He’s image. One is to outline the poet’s literary thoughts, artistic style and emotional world by reading his works, related legends, biographies and other texts, that is, to describe the poet’s “literary image” in reading. The other is to “reproduce the truth” through other people's documentary accounts of his life styles, stories and behaviors, that is, to try to describe the poet’s “life image” in reading. Taking the “white jade palace” and “old silk bag” as representatives, this study discusses the construction process and acceptance of Li He’s image, and points out that Li He’s image is composed of his identity as an immortal in myths and legends, and the identity as a poet in real life. At the same time, the aesthetic feature of Li He’s poems “qi” is activated in the continuous reading and acceptance activities, and promotes the canonization of Li He's image as the fundamental driving force. [Go to the full record in the library's catalogue]
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