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汪中文(Chung- wen Wang),沈美綺(Mei-chi Shen) 대구대학교 인문과학연구소 2012 人文科學硏究 Vol.38 No.-
Yin-ke Chen, from Yi-ning, Jiang-shi in China, was not only a history specialist but also a knowledgeable master in Chinese Classics. His statements on the memorial of Guan-tang Wang from Ching-hua University says, ”The study principle for a learned person is to glorify truth by freeing the mind from the control of the secularity. I’d rather die without the freedom of thought.” It is clear to see from his life that he was a typical figure, with the thoughts of freedom, who faced spiritual and physical frustration when there was a political reformation in China. However, the political constraint could never change his strong mind toward the insistence on free will and independent spirit. A huge number of his poems express his persistent spirit on culture. To explore this spirit, his poems are provided in this study