| Abstrakt: |
Liu Hsi-i was a poet in the Tang Dynasty and Sung Chih-wen's nephew as well. In his youth, he was noted for classic poetry. Nowadays, his four poems, Pal Tou Weng (...), Pei Mang Pien (...), Tao I Pien (...), and Shih Ma Fu (...), are found in Tun-huang Manuscripts. A comparison of the four poems given by Tun-huang Manuscripts and Chuan Tang Shih shows that there are some differences in the contents of the three poems, Pai Tou Weng, Pei Many Pien and Tao I Pien, with Shih Ma Fu missing in Chuan Tang Shih. The new findings are helpful in revision and preservation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
