The Variorum Of <the Book Of Songs> Written On The Bamboo Slips Of The Han Dynasty In Fuyang

In the spring of1977, two big tombs of Han Dynasty were excavated in Luozhuangbrigade of the suburban commune in Fuyang County in Anhui province, in which thatthe numbers was M1a large number of broken bamboo slips were found which wererecognized to be <the Book of Songs> after sorting out, and the number of those slipswas more than170. Those verses are confirmed that they are the earliest version of<the Book of Songs> from now on. Hu Pingsheng and Han Ziqiang wrote a very goodarticle whose name was <the explanation of <the Book of Songs> Written on thebamboo Slips of Han Dynasty in Fuyang> to explain those verses, and later HuPingsheng wrote another article named of <the Preliminary Study of DifferentVersions of <the Book of Songs> Written on the Bamboo Slips of Han Dynasty inFuyang>, which had taken a further research of <the Book of Songs> written on thebamboo slips of Han Dynasty in Fuyang (It’s called <the Poem of Fu> in thefollowing paper). The two articles were income of a book:<the Research of the Bookof Songs Written on the Bamboo Slips of Han Dynasty in Fuyang>. The book is animportant reference data for the studies of <the Poem of Fu>. The discovery of thosebamboo slips had caused great shock in the academia, however, there were only a fewscholars who wrote articles to research <the Poem of Fu>.This paper intends to makea variorum of research articles of <the Poem of Fu>, and lists other excavated verseswritten on other materials, and collect and contrast important research points of theverses, in order to show the changes in the spreading process from the diachronicperspective, but also to provide some help for the further study of <the Poem of Fu>in the future.