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학술저널
저자정보
김낙철 (삼육대학교)
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한국중어중문학회 중어중문학 中語中文學 第67輯
발행연도
2017.3
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In Chinese literature, Tang Chuanqi(唐傳奇) was a form of short story in the classical language which developed in the Tang dynasty. In fact, The name Chuanqi was derived from the name of 『Chuanqi(傳奇)』that Pei Xing(裵鉶) produced. This book was comprised of the contents from many stories about dragons and snakes. Emperors in China claimed to have dragons as ancestors. Chinese people admire the dragon because it was a symbol of the emperor, they even believed that rulers could change themselves into dragons, the dragon gives them health, happiness, and wealth. Most stories in 『Chuanqi』, however, described a serpent as harmful to humans. Chines people didn’t like snakes but they believed that snakes were amazing creatures. Sometimes they mingled dragons with snakes. Fuxi(伏羲) and Nuwa(女媧) were often depicted as having human bodies and serpent tails that were intertwined, and holding measuring instruments that represent the YinYang(陰陽) principles. Dragons and snakes are often depicted in religious art, and they have had an important influence in literature. Specially, These animals are one of the most popular symbols in China. Specially, they can create a ethnicity in Chinese people’s minds. This paper considered true meaning of dragons and snakes in 『Chuanqi』.

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1. 시작하는 말
2. 神異 소재의 통속화 정황과 그 상징적 차이
3. 가변적 유착 관계의 성립 배경과 의미
4. 맺는 말
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【中文提要】
【Abstract】

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