Taking Mount Tai (Dai Zong) as the spiritual totem and cultural carrier, it is a long prose poem novel that integrates mythological epic, historical narrative, literary lyricism and philosophical speculation. This work of more than 500,000 words uses unique writing styles to build a grand narrative system that spans from the creation of Pangu to the Zen of all dynasties and a gathering of literati, and narrates the thousand-year context and legendary stories of the holy mountain.
Based on thousands of years of deep cultivation of Daizong's humanistic heritage, the work breaks the boundaries of traditional genres and integrates the fantasy of myths and legends, the richness of historical facts, the gentleness of literary lyricism and the profundity of philosophical speculation, creating an innovative genre of prose poetry and novels. The work not only traces the origin and changes of Mount Tai as a sacred mountain in China, but also depicts the solemn scenes of emperors of all dynasties consecrating Zen and the talents and character of literati who came to chant. It also uses a unique legendary narrative of protecting the sacred mountain to connect the moving chapters of protecting the sacred mountain and inheriting the Chinese cultural heritage.
The layout of more than 500,000 words contains both a delicate description of the majestic natural scenery of Daizong and an in-depth exploration of the Chinese civilization it carries; there are both ups and downs of legendary stories and philosophical reflections on cultural inheritance and spiritual persistence. The work combines profound cultural depth with a unique creative perspective. It interprets the spiritual core of the holy mountain with poetic writing and uses grand narrative to highlight the endless life of the Chinese context. It has become a long and meticulous work with literary, cultural and ideological values.
Purpose: 1. Using Mount Tai as the anchor point to carry the spiritual roots of Chinese civilization. "Ode to Daizong" uses Mount Tai (Daizong) as the core spiritual totem and cultural carrier. Its intention is first to deeply explore the heritage of Chinese civilization carried by this "Five Mountains" mountain. From the creation myth of Pangu's creation of heaven and the creation of Yuemei, to the grand ceremony of emperors consecrating themselves to Zen during the Qin Dynasty and Han Dynasty, to Confucius' philosophy of "climbing Mount Tai and minimizing the world", and the heroic poetry of Li Du and other literati, the work uses Mount Tai as the anchor point of time and space, connecting the key nodes of Chinese civilization from its origin to its development. It is no longer a simple description of natural mountain scenery, but regards Mount Tai as a concrete symbol of the Chinese national spirit, showing the depth and continuity of civilization inheritance, allowing readers to touch the roots of national culture in the text. 2. Using "spiritual inheritance" as the link to interpret the spiritual core of protection and responsibility. The work uses "spiritual inheritance" as the core narrative clue to create the image of Cang Xuan, Ling Xi and other guardians who adhere to their original aspirations, and construct a warm dialogue between good and evil in the "corruption of evil spirits stealing the pulse" and "symbiosis of ancient and modern times". This intention is not only to protect the "spiritual vein" of Mount Tai's nature and humanity, but also a metaphor for the inheritance and persistence of the Chinese cultural heritage. Through the legend of protecting the pulse, the work demonstrates the loyalty and responsibility of "protecting the pulse and protecting the soil" and conveys a sense of awe and responsibility for the cultural roots. At the same time, stories such as Tiying's filial piety to save her father and Chun Yuyi's benevolence and benevolence connect individual moral cultivation with cultural inheritance, enriching the connotation of the guardian spirit and making the theme of responsibility and perseverance more warm and humanistic. 3. Breaking genre boundaries and reconstructing cultural narratives with poetic expression. "Ode to Daizong" creates an original prose poetry novel genre, with prose poetry as the bone and poetry as the soul. This genre innovation itself is an important part of its conception. It breaks the boundaries of traditional literary genres and combines the fantasy of myth, the depth of history, the lyricism of literature and philosophical speculation. This fusion expression not only echoes the multicultural attributes of Taishan, but also reflects the work's attempt to reconstruct cultural narrative. Through the text that is both powerful and magnificent, gentle and delicate, the work not only describes the majestic scenery of Mount Tai, but also digs into the spiritual core of Chinese culture of "carefully pursuing the future and continuing the cultural context", allowing readers to appreciate the profoundness and vitality of the national culture through a poetic reading experience. 4. Reflect on the past and present, and explore the contemporary value of cultural inheritance. The work is not limited to looking back at history, but is based on the present and explores the contemporary significance of cultural inheritance. In more than 500,000 words, it triggers readers to reflect on the current cultural status quo through philosophical thinking on cultural inheritance and spiritual persistence. It uses Mount Tai as a medium to build a bridge between ancient and modern dialogues, aligning the ancient spirit of protecting the pulse with contemporary cultural inheritance needs, enlightening people on how to protect the roots of national culture and inherit excellent traditions in modern society, inject spiritual power into contemporary cultural construction, and realize the observation and guidance of reality by literary works.