This paper examines late-Ming scholar-official QI Biaojia's writing on his private garden Mountain Yu,and reveals a special narrative of the Master of Garden in the text.The master sets the"scene"(jing)as a specific temporal-spatial frame,thereby subjectively creating a distinction between"inside"and"outside"the scene,in which he can transit between the two on his own.Therefore,with a focus on the"scene",this paper presents a profound understanding of the"mastership"of the master,and further discusses the general trend of late-Ming gardens to be objectified and aestheticized.
关键词
寓山/"景"/奇观/参与式观看/园林的审美化
Key words
Garden of Mountain Yu/"scene"/spectacle/participatory spectatorship/aestheticization of gardens
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