Collected Works of Yang Yilin's Poetry

About This Novel

This book is one of the second series of the "Chapterology Research Series of the College of Liberal Arts of Henan University" and "The Collection of Famous Poetry Masters of Henan University during the Republic of China". Yang Yilin (1909-1995), whose real name is Yucang, was born in Xiaogu, Qianwei, Sichuan. He once studied at Peking University, was inspired by Zhang Taiyan, and later studied ci under Shao Ruipeng. In 1931, Shao Ruipeng went to Henan University to serve as the director of the Chinese Language Department. Yang Yilin followed him and entered Henan University to continue studying Ci. In addition, he also participated in the singing and singing activities of the teacher-student Ci club organized by Shao Ruipeng, and his singing and lyrics were compiled into "The Remaining Sound of Mountain Birds". After Shao Ruipeng died in Kaifeng, Yang Yilin returned to Sichuan to engage in politics, and then faded out of the field of Ci study. This book is the first work that comprehensively collects and organizes the literature on Yang Yilin's Ci, including "The Rules of Zhou Ci", "Ci Model", "Yang Yilin's Ci", "Collation of Ziyang Zhenren's Ci" and "Miscellaneous Notes on Reading Ci". Among them, "Zhou Ci Dinglu" is the first Ci notation work in the history of Chinese Ci that includes both four-tone notation and flat and oblique notation. The compilation and publication of this book hopes to help Ci researchers gain an in-depth understanding of the academic achievements of Ci scholar Yang Yilin, and to promote the further development of Ci rhythm studies, Ci selection studies, Taoist research and other fields.

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