Theory Of Realm Of Wang Guo Wei Re JianCiHua

Wang guowei is a famous scholar in modern China.His famous literary criticism is RenJianCiHua.“Theory of realm” plays is Wang guowei in “human words” made an important theory of aesthetics.Because wang guowei’s time is affected by ancient and modern culture,so he developed and innovated the traditional theory of artistic conception,he emphasized that literary creation use true feelings to write in real language,he sad this kind of work can be regarded as a realm.Wang Guowei inherited the fine traditions of Chinese literary theory and ancient aesthetics.Absorbed some views of German classical aesthetics and Western modern psychology,Integrating Chinese and Western Aesthetics.The integration of emotions and scenery is the most basic understanding and stipulation of ancient Chinese aesthetics and literary theorists on artistic conception(realm).Wang guowei has inherited and innovated on the basis of the past.Be based on different point of views,Wang raised three pairs of categories and named “Writing Environment” and “Creating Environment”,“MeAlive” and “Oblivious Me”,“Gap and Ungap”.About the “Life state”,Wang guowei has a general aesthetic standard,this is “realm”:on the one hand,requirements the author to create content and emotional expression to be true;on the other hand,the author needs a pure heart.In Wang’s opinion,the care of Wang’s theory is “realm”,only with a sincere disposition to face the true nature,to write a work of a state with real language,express true feeling.The artistic creation of life state of discussion.Wang guowei started from the perspective of life and art,dividing poetry into two realms,discuss "Poet Realm" and "Realm Realm".Wang’s RenJianCiHua is the core theory of the realm,collection of excellent works of poetic aesthetics in traditional Chinese poetics,Wang’s draws on ancient Chinese and western aesthetics,it has development a new stage of Chinese aesthetics.Wang’s “Life state” philosophical thinking is very deep,there are more inspirations and reflections on our study of ancient literature and ancient philosophy.