Английская Википедия:Hung Chi-sheng

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Portrait of Hung Chi-sheng.

Hung Chi-sheng (Шаблон:Lang-zh; December 17, 1866 - 1928) was an important classical scholar, poet, and historian in Taiwan during the late Qing Dynasty and Japanese rule. With ancestors from Nan'an, Fukien in China, Hung was a native of Lukang, Changhua in Taiwan. Hung had various names. He was listed in his family genealogy as Pan-kuei (Шаблон:Lang), called I-chih (Шаблон:Lang) by the elders, with a courtesy name of Yueh-chiao (Шаблон:Lang). After the cession of Taiwan to Japan, he changed his name to Hsu (Шаблон:Lang), courtesy name Chi-sheng (Шаблон:Lang), and went with his courtesy name. Hung Chi-sheng used the official name Hung Yueh-yao (Шаблон:Lang) on his seal, and also had the pen names Hung Chi-fu (Шаблон:Lang) and Hung Chi-sheng Fu (Шаблон:Lang). He wrote works such as Ji He Zhai Poetry Collection (Шаблон:Lang), Ji He Zhai Essay Collection (Шаблон:Lang), Taiwan War Chronicles (Шаблон:Lang), and Zhongdong War Chronicles (Шаблон:Lang).

Biography

During the Qing dynasty in Taiwan, Hong took part in the Imperial Examination and was promoted to the rank of hsiutsai in 1889. After Japan took control of Taiwan in November 1895, he withdrew from official examinations and devoted himself to poetry and classical Chinese literature. Depicting Taiwan's history and society in his poetry and prose, Hung expressed his opposition to Japanese rule. With his incisive writing style, he meticulously documented the Japanese rule of Taiwan, the resistance of volunteer armies against Japan, and the Japanese administration, influencing public opinion at the time.

He founded a classical poetry society, the Lu Yuan Poetry Society. By reciting poems, he expressed his thoughts on his lost homeland and the continuation of Han culture, while subtly harboring anti-Japanese sentiments. In 1919, he organized the “Taiwan Literary Society” with Taiwanese classical poets and literary figures. He also helped publish Taiwan's first classical Chinese magazine, the Taiwan Literary Arts Magazine (Шаблон:Lang).

Works

In Taiwanese classical literature, Hung Chi-Sheng was adept at writing in various literary genres with rich and substantial content, focusing on social realism. His works also include historical commentaries, political discourses, travelogues, historical reflections, biographies, and scientific discussions. His writings truly reflect the times in which he lived. His writings are collected in The Posthumous Works of Hung Chi-sheng (Шаблон:Lang), edited by Xu Duanfu (Шаблон:Lang). Before Japanese rule, his works were gentle and refined, elegant and simple. During the Japanese rule, however, they were transformed into expressions of acute and bleak bitterness, revealing his inner changes and thoughts, especially his longing for his homeland and his resentment of foreign rule.