「懷思」篇으로 바라본 이백의 그리움

Abstract

The number of poems was not much, because the 「Huaisi(懷思)」 of LI Bai contained a total of 11 poems, but it was expected that this analysis would help to understand the deep inner world of LI Bai more deeply. The nickname 「Huaisi」 might be “a longing or thinking”. In the cigar in LI Bai‘s 「Huaisi」, I could get a glimpse of the following three longings or thoughts. The first was the longing for ‘Yinyi’ or ‘Youxian’, which accounted for the largest portion of the total 11 numbers, and the second was the longing for the dead. Third, the longing for friends. However, this content is in line with the so-called 「Huaisi Fu(懷思賦)」 of the north and south of Weijin, so this study also used it as a source ofLI Bai‘s 「Huaisi」. On the other hand, in the 「Huaisi」 section of LI Bai, it was found that it was composed of contents that directly miss certain specific objects or miss the things related to them. Specifically, ‘Dongsan’ as a specific space of ‘Yinyi’ which is often mentioned in poetry was a description of the shape of ‘XIE An(謝安)’, and ‘HE Zhizhang(賀知章)’ and ‘CUI Zhongzhi(崔宗之)’ appeared as objects that LI Bai directly missed. LI Bai's 「huaisi」 was a song of longing for the object that exists very specially in the inner world of LI Bai. It was no coincidence that these three people were introduced side by side in the “preface” of the house of the second house written by Lee Yang-bing, and that the anecdote was introduced in a specific way.