Qing Dynasty Notes "book Of Songs Qin Feng"

The Book of Poetry is the first overall collections of poems in our country. Since it was included in examination in Han Dynasty, The Book of Poetry became the Confucius classical works. Due to the fact that it was written long time ago and hard to understand, scholars from the history to nowadays had been continuously making researches on it. Especially in Qing Dynasty that argumentative philosophy and explanation of The Book of Poetry had obtained new development correspondingly, for word, rhyme and exegesis had promoted to a new height. On one side, Qin Feng as the musical songs of Qin which brought the chaos to an end during the Warring States Period; on the other side, Qin dynasty was also a short-lived dynasty remaining recommended by traditional Confusion; so, its argumentative research has its own value and significance. This paper takes the argumentation of Qin Feng included in The Book of Poetry written in Qing Dynasty, which was collected in Continuation of Imperial Collection of Four as the research object, and it tries to explain the research situation and success by stages of argumentative philosophy in The Book of Poetry from the Imperial Collection of Four was written to the Chinese revolution by studying systematically its status in The Book of Poetry written in Qing Dynasty. The first chapter is the fatally of poesy under Jing part of Continuation of Imperial Collection of Four written by people in Qing Dynasty. With the method of bibliography and taken academic classification as standard, this paper will classify the works written in Qing Dynasty into two categories,make the second classification to the textual research and accomplish the catalogue collection of poesy under Jing part of Continuation of Imperial Collection of Four. Chapter two is the analysis of the theme of each work in Qin Feng written in Qing Dynasty, and it shows the people in Qing Dynasty's diverse means of analysand the theme of Qin Feng and their method of summarizing the theme by inducing the works written in Qing Dynasty. Chapter three treats Shi Guang Zhuan by Wang Fuzhi, Du Feng Shi Ou by Cui Shu and Shi Jing Tong Lun by Yao Ji Heng as the representative works of early, middle and late stages through commenting on the content of argumentation part. They are also the most representative works on researching Qin Feng.