Cao Hong

Cao Hong

Cao Hong, female, was born in Nantong, Jiangsu Province in 1958. She was admitted to the Chinese Department of Nanjing University in 1977 and received bachelor of Arts (1982), master of Arts (1984) and doctor of Arts (1989). He is now a professor and doctoral supervisor of Nanjing University. He was a researcher on foreigners in the literature department of Kyoto University (1991-1992) and a professor on foreigners in the Chinese Department of Korea University (1997-1998). Professor Cao Hong is now a member of the National Committee for the collation and research of ancient books in Colleges and universities, a member of the Chinese parallel prose society, the president of the Chinese parallel prose society, a member of the Chinese prose society, and a member of the Chinese Fu society. He participated in editing the collection of Qing Dynasty literature research. Professor Cao Hong's research direction is: Ancient Chinese literature, Buddhism, overseas Chinese literature.

research findings

A study of Yanghu School of literature

In Qing Dynasty, Yanghu school and Tongcheng school were also called, but there were many special books and special articles for Tongcheng school, but few scholars on the study of Yanghu school. In view of this, this book tries to fill in the vacancy from Changzhou academy, the origin of literary school, the two schools of prose and prose, the thought of literary theory, the key comments of various experts and the historical status, and makes some methodological thinking on how to study the schools of Chinese literature. This book is prefaced by Mr. Cheng Qianfan. It was included in the research series on Chinese traditional culture of the National Ancient Book Planning Group, published by Zhonghua Book Company (1996).

Interpretation and translation of Luoyang Jialan Ji

This book is composed of explanation, annotation and translation, origin, explanation and bibliography. Among the Chinese Buddhist literature and history books, Yang xuanzhi's Luoyang Jialan Ji is a well-known work. Its rich connotation is just like Mao Jin's comment in the Ming Dynasty: "the spread of Buddhism is due to humanity. He wrote about gardens, songs and dances, ghosts and gods, strangeness, and the differences between rise and fall to express his praises and criticisms (Lu Jun Ting's postscript) this book clearly distinguishes Yang xuanzhi's intention and Buddhist consciousness of "Ji Jia Lan", corrects some specious views in history, and makes accurate understanding and pertinent evaluation of the author's historical talent, literary color characteristics and literary and historical status of "cause and humanity". The annotation takes into account the academic accumulation at home and abroad, and the style of translation pursues the neatness and elegance corresponding to the original. Published by Taiwan Foguang culture company (1998 edition).

Huiyuan pingzhuan

Huiyuan is one of the most famous eminent monks in the early history of Chinese Buddhism. His "virtue and brilliance in Taoism, talent and beauty in style" (Hui Jiao's biography of eminent monks) is not only a model of erudition in medieval academic culture, but also represents some important steps in the process of Sinicization of Buddhism. This book presents Huiyuan's life course, humanistic bearing and ideological vein with the idea of unifying history and logic, so as to determine Huiyuan's historical position in the history of Chinese culture and Chinese Buddhism. When tracing his early life, he analyzed the time opportunity of the formation of his characteristics of learning and cultivation and the direction of seeking Tao, and investigated the ideological significance of fan Xuan's love and his experience of learning from dao'an. After entering Lushan Mountain, Huiyuan founded Donglin temple, advocated chanting Buddhism, resisted common customs and protected Dharma, invited foreign monks to translate scriptures, and had a Buddhist dialogue with master kumarashi in the north, which became the events related to the development prospect of Buddhism in his later career. In the investigation of these events, we should pay attention to expound the significance of his thought to the new subject of contemporary and later Buddhism. In order to fully understand the cultural character of Huiyuan and his Lushan mission, this paper also makes a proper examination of Huiyuan's literary chanting activities and his literary view. In the evaluation of Huiyuan's influence, it also examines his high reputation in the Han culture circle countries such as Korea and Japan. This book tries its best to integrate the relevant research results at home and abroad. It is a work with its own longitude and latitude and unique new ideas. Published by Nanjing University Press (2002).

Bibliography of references

Cheng Qianfan's recommendation of Ancient Ci Fu, Liaoning children's publishing house, September 1992

Fundamentals of ancient culture, Yuelu publishing house, August 1995

General history of Chinese literature, Huayue literature and Art Publishing House, September 1997

Selected ancient Chinese literature, Nanjing University Press, April 1999

History of Chinese literature, higher education press, August 1999

Introduction to the lecture notes on the history of Chinese ancient literature Shanghai Ancient Books Press, December 2000

List of main papers published by Professor Cao Hong

Li zhaoluo's scholarship and literature, Spring 1997 volume of Chinese Cultural Studies (February)

The significance of literary history of the theory of free parallel prose since the Qing Dynasty and Jiadao period was published in the third issue of literary review in 1997

The function of gengduan CI in the structure of Fu style, collected works of literature in Wei, Jin, southern and Northern Dynasties, Nanjing University Press, September 1997

"Confucian classics" and Buddhist historical books -- Also on the selection criteria of Shijia in the sub section of Sikuquanshu ", published in Chinese classics and cultural treatises (4), Zhonghua publishing house, December 1997

On the initial blending of the literary styles of the north and the south in the northern and Southern Dynasties, Chinese language and Literature (Korea), Vol. 30, December 1997

The mentality of Li Yishan's Poems (in cooperation with Zhang Bowei), collected works of Li Shangyin studies (1949-1997), Guangxi Normal University Press, January 1998

Achievements of women's literature in Qing Dynasty and women's independent consciousness, published in the 17th volume of Humanities Research (Korea), Institute of humanities, Chengxin women's University, February 1998

"White clouds floating far over, flowing colors reflecting Chang'an"

The first issue of knowledge of classical literature in 1999

"The meaning of Shi Huiyuan's last life" is published in the second issue of Chinese classics and culture in 1999

"Although mountains and rivers are Miao, reason is neighbor" -- on the Buddhist dialogue between Huiyuan and kumarashi, published in the sixth volume of Guoxue research

Huiyuan's Buddhist thought and its contribution to Chinese humanistic tradition was published in Journal of Minnan Buddhist College, 1999, issue 1

Preface, anthology of undergraduate theses of Chinese Department of Nanjing University, Nanjing University Press, April 1999

"The new situation of the relationship between Buddhism and Metaphysics from the dispute of worshiping the common people in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty" was published in the third issue of traditional culture and modernization in 1999

"An academic field expecting attention" (cooperating with Wu Chengxue and Jiang Yin), literary heritage, issue 4, 1999

On the structural art of naichengzhi, Proceedings of International Symposium on overseas Chinese novels, Department of Chinese literature, Soochow University, September 1999

"The rational attitude of Daoan Buddhism -- Also on the significance of the academic history of the catalogue of Zongli Zhongjing" and "the study of ancient books" issue 4, 1999

On the Ganchun tradition of Chinese Fu and its spread in Korea, Journal of Nanjing University, No.1, 2000

The evolution of American Literature in the Southern Dynasty and the study of ancient books, the first issue of 2000

Huiyuan and Lushan, Chinese classics and culture, issue 3, 2000

Background and significance of Jingzhou debate in the history of Buddhism in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the fourth volume of Zen Studies, Jiangsu ancient books publishing house, August 2000

On Huiyuan and he Wuji's debate on taking part in clothes, Chinese Academy, Volume 4, commercial press, October 2000

Zhonghua Book Company, September 2000

"Reading the lecture notes on the history of Chinese medieval literature" and "study of ancient books" 2000, issue 2

Huiyuan and literature of Lushan mission, literary heritage, issue 6, 2001

Tao Yuanming's return to China and Korean Chinese Literature

Journal of Nanjing University, issue 6, 2001

The trace of master Huiyuan's early life, Journal of Pumen, No.8 (FoGuangShan culture and education foundation, March 2002)

Huiyuan's position in the history of pure land belief from the biography of past life

San Xiao Ti Yong in Chinese and Korean poetry, Journal of Nanjing University, No.4, 2002

Hong Liangji's comments on women's morality and art from Beijiang Poetry Review

On the spread of Huiyuan's works (translated version, written by Deliang Murata, Japan), the fifth volume of classical literature research, Jiangsu ancient books publishing house, April 2002

Su Shi's "Chibi Fu" and Zhao zanhan's "anti Chibi Fu", the sixth volume of classical literature research, Jiangsu ancient books publishing house, January 2003

Appraisal of Xie Lingyun's theory of distinguishing schools of thought, published by Shanghai Dictionary Publishing House, September 2003

Landmark: the significance of Han and Liu's achievements in literary history (in cooperation with Chen Shuwen), Journal of Liuzhou Teachers College, No.1, 2004

Between scholarship and articles: a sidelight on the development of prose in Qing Dynasty

Fan Ye and Buddhism (translated version, written by Chongya Fukui, Japan) in the seventh volume of classical literature research

The fourth issue of literary heritage in 2004

"Talking from Dongpo's view of mountains and peaks" published in Journal of Pumen (after reading volume in 2003), FoGuangShan culture and education foundation, May 2004

"After reading the founding of Chinese parting poems" was published in the sixth issue of Shupin in 2004

Li Qingzhao and the demeanor of Wei and Jin Dynasties

GUI Youguang and the formation of the elegant tradition of classical Chinese in Qing Dynasty, a study of Ming Dynasty literature and regional culture, edited by Zhu Wanshu and Xu Daobin, Huangshan publishing house, July 2005

On Dong Yue's "Korean Fu", first edition of the collection of studies on the overseas Chinese books, China Book Bureau, may, 2005

Talking about the ancient

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