식탁 위 소박한 우아함 ― 중국 문헌 속 미나리의 문화 함의 고찰

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to explore the symbolism of Water cellery, which is depicted in ancient Chinese literature and poetry, and to consider the cultural implications of Watercellery as food and Watercellery as a cultural symbol. Food is both a thing for satisfying the tongue and a thing for satisfying the instinct that makes you feel full, but also a social thing. Humans meet nature in food on the table at the earliest. Eating the food is not just about eating nature's products, but about feeling and accepting nature's character and uniting us and nature into one. However, Food is not an independent thing separated from society, but an essential requirement in everyday life, and food is not an intermission, but an important purpose and a social process, which must incorporate social and historical elements. Water cellery is an everyday object with many people who have lived simple lives since ancient times, but the culture chest that was worn on them is very meaningful. Ordinary Water cellery, a daily food and food item, was a pledge of Scholar-bureaucrats to fulfill their duties with the mind of Help the world at the same time due to the many sociocultural backgrounds condensed in it, and was considered a symbol of emptiness for complete self-completeness.