剑文化及其在邵氏武侠电影中的呈现分析-sword culture and its presentation in shaos martial arts movies.docxVIP

Title：Sword Culture and its present research in Shaw Martial artsfilmsMajor：Drama and traditional operaName：Zheng YanSignature： Supervisor：Fan ChunyiSignature： AbstractIn the rich and varied world of film arts, the Chinese martial arts film is filled with the distinctive national characteristics and the unique national culture. The Shaw martial arts film began in the 1970s. Along with constant changes of audience aesthetic, its development and maturity also experience the transform from the early traditional martial arts film to a era of new martial arts. The armor and sword is an essential theme props and the key styling element in martial arts films, and its image directly reflects distinctive characters and unique visual expression styles of the Shaw martial arts movies. At the same time, these swords, as film codes, include all aspects function.The Paper begins with the proof of swords, summarize the swords cultural characteristics in the Shaw martial arts film, and then discussing its all aspects. At last, the paper study the two different types of beauty violence brought by swords. Through the study of above points, the paper makes a in-depth micro-analysis to the use of swords in the Shaw martial arts films. The author thinks that swords was of great significance in the Shaw martial films, andhas played a significant role in the transmitting and performance of visually spectaculars. Meanwhile, it takes Chinese national culture and spirits into the movie, which benefits audiences.This paper makes the example of swords in the Shaw martial films, and study its image arts performances. So that audiences can know the mutually dependent relationship between martial films and weapons. Due to audiences unique aesthetic experience bought by the artistic performance of swords in the Shaw martial films, the Shaw martial films has become a representative film type which is filled with Chinese tradition and maturity.【 KeyWords 】 CultureShaw BrothersMartial arts filmSwo