The Study Of Hu Wenhuan Qun Yin Lei Xuan

"Qin Yin Lei Xuan" is an important drama anthology in Wanli of the Ming Dynasty, rich content, grand system, the first place in the Ming Dynasty drama anthology. It saves a lot of historical drama and the value of "Qin Yin Lei Xuan" is significant. It will help understand the development of the Ming Dynasty literature, especially the development and changes of opera literature. This article from the following aspects of "Qin Yin Lei Xuan" for research:First, Hu Wenhuan's biography and writings. Collecting and arranging on the basis of existing research materials, make more real and comprehensive analysis.Second, the inscription and compile of "Qin Yin Lei Xuan". It analyzes the Inscription and compile situation of "Qin Yin Lei Xuan". It grasps the inscription time and compile style. It is classified by bureaucratic cavity, various cavity, north cavity, cappella cavity. It is extremely unique in drama anthology of the Ming Dynasty. In the specific layout style, the distinction between drama and song, it pays attention to lyrics, but ignores spoken, the headings of a unit and the authors of works have shown a certain format feature.Third, the features of the selected drama of "Qin Yin Lei Xuan". It mainly discusses the features of the selected drama of "Qin Yin Lei Xuan". It selects more and more drama widely by the means of the selected drama, and reflects to not only especially emphasize Kun cavity, but also dismiss various cavity. It emphasizes the theme on enlightenment and does not exclude the theme on love, which incarnates the selected drama's style trend.Fourth, "Qin Yin Lei Xuan" and the changes in theaters of the Ming Dynasty. It mainly explains changes in theaters of the late Ming Dynasty from the body the creation of scholarly writers, the emergence of Southern Miscellaneous Drama, the building of legend opera system, the elegance of the language, the dispute of all cavities and the whole play to the Opera excerpts, which reveals the situation of the changes in theaters of the Ming Dynasty.