The Imagery And Reshaping Of The Fables In "Han Feizi"

Han Fei-zi is a masterpiece of legalists,whose thought of rule of law has a profound influence on the unification of the six Kingdoms in Qin Dynasty and the ruling of the country in feudal countries after Qin and Han dynasties.The literary means he used in explaining the thought of rule of law has also become a method to be used for reference in later literature,and it also has a far-reaching influence.Based on the fables in Han Fei-zi,this paper studies the image and reconstruction of Han Fei-zifables.In addition to the introduction and conclusion,this paper is divided into three chapters.The first chapter is the study of the origin of the fables.The origin of Han Fei-zi Fables is mainly three aspects: the historical writing,the realistic material,the myth of the myth,this chapter analyses the concrete expression of the three factors in the Han Fei-zi and the reason why the Han Fei-zi is not taking the picture from the three aspects.The second chapter Han Fei-zi allegory value orientation.In the creation of fables,Han Fei-zi chose specific images in order to reflect the ideological value and practical significance of his fables,mainly in three aspects: the spirit of rule of law,the spirit of realistic criticism and the color of utilitarianism.This chapter analyzes the reason and significance ofHan Fei-zi undefineds image,and how to use his image to achieve the political purpose.The third chapter Han Fei-zi allegory remolded way.In order to publicize his political opinions and rule of law,Han Fei-zi remolded the fables in other works when he created fables for his own use.His remolding of fables mainly includes the adaptation of story structure and plot,the spirit of rule of law in allegory stories of other theories,and the transformation and innovation of character images.