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The Psychological Connotation of Tea Imagery in Tea Poems of Tang, Song Dynasty
WANG Hanjie, SI Shujuan, ZHU Jianjun
Psychology: Techniques and Application. 2018, 6 (12):
732-745.
DOI: 10.16842/j.cnki.issn2095-5588.2018.12.004
This research aims to explore the psychological connotation of tea imagery and its value of mental health. Tea imagery is a symbolic picture which its image is tea. We adopt content analysis method to study tea poems of Tang Song Dynasty by taking the train of thought: imagery category, specific imagery, imagery feature, theme dimension. The results are as follows: Tea imagery contains 9 dimensions: “season”, “time”, “solid-soft”, “noisy-quiet”, “light-heavy”, “far-near”, “flexibility”, “Qing”, “leisure”. According to the results of Chi-Square Test and frequency comparison, tea imagery expressed in poems of Tang, Song Dynasty showed the image of “spring”, “night”, “soft”, “quiet”, “light”, “far”, “flexibility”, “Qing” and “leisure”. “Spring” makes people vigorous, adjusts negative emotions; “night” makes people calm, promotes self-cognition; “soft” can help people satisfy aesthetic demand, reach a balance of psychological tendencies; “quiet” promotes self-integration through ritualistic behavior; “light” represents a relaxed, broad-minded psychological trait; “far” makes people back to nature and gains nutriment; “flexibility” helps people feel living beauty; “Qing” keeps people sober-minded and quiet; “leisure” helps people to adjust themselves and face life sanely.
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