何紹基(하소기, 1799~1873)
이름: 何绍基(Hé Shào jī), 호 동주거사(東洲居士) 혹은 원수, 자(字) 자정(子貞)
국적: 중국 청(淸)
활동분야: 문학
출생지: 도주(道州:湖南省)
청나라 때 학자이며 서가이자 시인으로 한림원의 편수(編修)와 푸젠성[福建省]의 향시정고관(鄕試正考官)을 지냈다. 한비의 전예를 중심으로 한 임서(臨書)에 전념하였고, 독자적인 서경(書境)을 열어 제1류의 서가가 되었다.
韓非 (HAN Fei, 280 BC-233 BC)
HAN Fei (韓非, 280 BC-233 BC)
Han Fei (Chinese: 韓非; pinyin: Hán Fēi; Wade–Giles: Han Fei; ca. 280–233 BC), also known as Han Feizi, was a Chinese philosopher who, along with Li Si, Gongsun Yang, Shen Dao and Shen Buhai, developed the doctrine of Legalism. Unlike the other famed philosophers of the time, Han Fei was a member of the ruling aristocracy, having been born into the ruling family of the state of Han during the end phase of the Warring States Period. In this context, his works have been interpreted by some scholars as being directed to his cousin, the King of Han.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Han_Fei
何景明 (하경명, 1483~1521)
何景明(하경명, 1483~1521)
이름: 何景明(Hé Jǐng míng), 호 대복(大復)
별칭: 자 중묵(仲默)
국적: 중국 명(明)
활동분야: 문학
출생지: 중국 신양(信陽)
주요저서: 《하대복선생집(何大復先生集)》,《하자잡언(何子雜言)》
중서사인(中書舍人), 이부원외랑(吏部員外郞), 산시제학부사[陝西提學副使] 등을 역임한 중국 명나라의 시인. ‘문(文)은 진한(秦漢), 시(詩)는 성당(盛唐)’이라 하는 고문사(古文辭)라 일컬어지는 고전주의 문학운동을 제창했다.
이름: 何景明(Hé Jǐng míng), 호 대복(大復)
별칭: 자 중묵(仲默)
국적: 중국 명(明)
활동분야: 문학
출생지: 중국 신양(信陽)
주요저서: 《하대복선생집(何大復先生集)》,《하자잡언(何子雜言)》
중서사인(中書舍人), 이부원외랑(吏部員外郞), 산시제학부사[陝西提學副使] 등을 역임한 중국 명나라의 시인. ‘문(文)은 진한(秦漢), 시(詩)는 성당(盛唐)’이라 하는 고문사(古文辭)라 일컬어지는 고전주의 문학운동을 제창했다.
鮑照 (포조, Bào zhào)
포조(鮑照, 421?~465)
異名: 鲍照, Bào zhào, 자 명원
국적: 중국
활동분야: 문학
출생지: 중국 동해
주요작품: 《하청송》
오언시(五言詩)가 전성하던 육조시대(六朝時代)에 칠언시(七言詩)에 손을 댄 적은 사람 중의 한 사람인 중국 육조(六朝)·송나라의 시인. 특히 악부(樂府)에 뛰어났다. 두보(杜甫)는 그를 '준일(俊逸)'하다고 높이 평가했고 송나라 육시옹(陸時雍)은 "길 없는 곳에 길을 연 사람"이라고 칭송했다.
異名: 鲍照, Bào zhào, 자 명원
국적: 중국
활동분야: 문학
출생지: 중국 동해
주요작품: 《하청송》
오언시(五言詩)가 전성하던 육조시대(六朝時代)에 칠언시(七言詩)에 손을 댄 적은 사람 중의 한 사람인 중국 육조(六朝)·송나라의 시인. 특히 악부(樂府)에 뛰어났다. 두보(杜甫)는 그를 '준일(俊逸)'하다고 높이 평가했고 송나라 육시옹(陸時雍)은 "길 없는 곳에 길을 연 사람"이라고 칭송했다.
卓文君 (탁문군, Zhuó Wénjūn)
卓文君(탁문군)
異名: 卓文君(Zhuó Wénjūn)
쓰촨성 린충[臨邛]의 부호 탁왕손(卓王孫)의 딸. 부친의 손님이었던 사마상여(司馬相如, BC 179~BC 117)와 청두로 사랑의 도피를 하였다. 도피 후 두 사람의 생활은 극도로 가난하고 궁하여 수레와 말을 팔아 선술집을 차렸다. 문군이 술을 팔고, 상여는 시중에 나가 접시닦이 일을 하였다고 한다.
탁문군 관련 한시
白頭吟(백두음)
異名: 卓文君(Zhuó Wénjūn)
쓰촨성 린충[臨邛]의 부호 탁왕손(卓王孫)의 딸. 부친의 손님이었던 사마상여(司馬相如, BC 179~BC 117)와 청두로 사랑의 도피를 하였다. 도피 후 두 사람의 생활은 극도로 가난하고 궁하여 수레와 말을 팔아 선술집을 차렸다. 문군이 술을 팔고, 상여는 시중에 나가 접시닦이 일을 하였다고 한다.
탁문군 관련 한시
白頭吟(백두음)
貂蟬 (Diaochan)
Diaochan(貂蟬)
Diaochan was one of the Four Beauties of ancient China. She was said to have been born in 161 or 169 or 176, depending on the source. However, unlike the other three beauties, there is no known evidence that suggests her existence, therefore she is likely to be a fictional character.
Diaochan appears in Luo Guanzhong's historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms in a plot involving the warrior Lü Bu and the warlord Dong Zhuo. According to historical records, Lü Bu did have relations with one of Dong Zhuo's servant maids. However, there is no evidence that the maid's name was "Diaochan". In fact, it is extremely unlikely that it was Diaochan, because "Diao" is hardly used as a Chinese family name. "Diaochan" likely referred to the sable (diao) tails and jade decorations in the shape of cicadas (chan), which at the time adorned the hats of high-level officials.
In fiction
In the historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Diaochan assisted the official Wang Yun in a plot to persuade Lü Bu to kill his foster father, the tyrannical warlord Dong Zhuo. Wang Yun presented her to Dong Zhuo as a concubine but at the same time, Wang also betrothed her to Lü Bu. Diaochan used her beauty to turn Dong Zhuo and Lü Bu against each other by inciting jealousy between them.
While Dong Zhuo is out one day, Lü Bu sneaks into his bedroom in hope of seeing Diaochan. Diaochan pretends to be very upset and attempts suicide by throwing herself into the pond, saying that she is ashamed to see Lü Bu as she had been violated by Dong Zhuo. Lü Bu is heartbroken and promises that he will not let her suffer further at the hands of Dong Zhuo. Just then, Dong Zhuo returns and sees them embracing each other. Lü Bu flees while Dong Zhuo chases him with a spear, hurling the weapon at him but misses. On the way, Dong Zhuo meets his advisor, Li Ru, who suggests to him to give up Diaochan and let Lü Bu have her instead, so as to win Lü's trust. Dong Zhuo goes back to Diaochan later and accuses her of betraying his love, saying that he intends to present her to Lü Bu. Diaochan replies indignantly that Lü Bu embraced her against her will, even attempting suicide to "prove her love" for Dong Zhuo. Dong Zhuo is moved and dismisses the idea of relinquishing her.
Lü Bu is outraged and goes to Wang Yun's to vent his frustration. Wang then seizes the opportunity to instigate Lü Bu into joining the plot to kill Dong Zhuo, to which Lü agreed. Lü Bu kills Dong Zhuo while the latter is on his way to a "coronation ceremony;" actually a trap set by Wang Yun and Lü. Dong Zhuo's followers led by Li Jue and Guo Si overrun the capital city Chang'an later to avenge their lord and Lü Bu is defeated in battle and forced to flee. Diaochan's eventual fate differs in various accounts. Some said that she was killed by Dong Zhuo's followers along with Wang Yun after Lü Bu escaped while others claimed that she followed Lü Bu while he roamed the land with his army until he seized Puyang from Cao Cao. In some adaptations of the novel, Diaochan was killed along with Lü Bu after the latter was defeated by Cao Cao and Liu Bei's forces at the Battle of Xiapi.
In folk tales
In one folk tale, Diaochan was captured by Cao Cao after the Battle of Xiapi and he presented her to Guan Yu, hoping to win Guan's loyalty towards him. Guan Yu suspected that he was being tricked when he recalled how Diaochan had betrayed Lü Bu and Dong Zhuo earlier. Guan Yu killed her to prevent her from doing further harm.[citation needed] In another tale, Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei all wanted to marry Diaochan and they argued bitterly over the issue. Guan Yu killed her to end the dispute.
In the Yuan Dynasty play Lianhuan Ji (連環計), Diaochan is said to be the daughter of Ren Ang (任昂), and her real name is Ren Hongchang (任紅昌). She is in charge of taking care of the Sable Cicada Hat (貂蟬冠), and is hence known as "Diaochan" ("Diaochan" translates to "Sable Cicada"). She is introduced to Guan Yu by Zhang Fei after Lü Bu's death. Instead of accepting her as the spoils of war, Guan Yu decapitates her with his sword. This event is not mentioned in historical records or Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but is propagated through mass media such as operas and storytelling.[1] In another tale, Guan Yu did meet Diaochan but he let her become a nun instead. When Cao Cao heard that, he wanted to take Diaochan for himself and Diaochan committed suicide when she heard that.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Beauties
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diaochan
People: Diaochan (貂蟬)
Human: Diaochan (貂蟬)
人物: 貂蟬 (Diaochan)
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