| Summary: | 碩士 === 亞太創意技術學院 === 茶陶創意研究所 === 106 === At present, Taiwan's tea culture is innovative and diversified. However, leaning tea art for years, I found tea art classes seem not caught importance in the tea learning environment, and as well as the book related to tea ceremony design or aesthetics. Therefore, I try to study " the style of tea site with the twenty-four poems of Sikong Tu", and integrate the artistic conception of Chinese traditional aesthetics into the design of the tea site. I hope to provide more tea lovers with information and to promote the aesthetics of tea site design.
The twenty-four poetry is a language art that uses the language of words as a medium, unlike other art directly appealing to people's audiovisual senses. Comprehensively summarize the research structure of this paper, the research background, research motivation, research scope and research limitations described in the first chapter, and the "Chinese Tea Culture and Tea Art Aesthetics" and "Chinese Traditional Aesthetics" On the "Investigation", "The Poetic Style and Aesthetic Implication of Twenty-Four Poetry", "Tea Design - Exploring the Source, Style, Components" and "Visual Art Language" in second chapter of the literature discussion are as the main data collection direction to support theory and evidence for this research. The research methods in Chapter 3 adopts two methods of literature analysis and hermeneutic method as means of analyzing and solving problems. Here, it is an explorative research to analyze the aesthetics of tea site design from the five levels of hermeneutics by applying the rich artistic conception of "Twenty-four Poetry" .
Although tea art and tea culture are inevitably related to the philosophy or spiritual heritage of the ultimate humanistic care, it is still a form, taste of the senses, appreciation, and a higher spirit level of life. Therefore, it is necessary to construct the aesthetics of tea ceremony through the beauty of Chinese poetry and look forward to opening up a new path for modern tea culture.
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