Misread The Classic Of Mountains And Seas

The ancestors have their own geographical concept and the world view in the ancient times.The place they can reached is the realistic geography,and the geography are mixed with the imagination of the myth cosmology.In the development of ancient Chinese geography,the farther the people go,the more they know.Causing the real geography and the mythological geography are mixed together,the mythological geographical names were implemented in the real world.And the original place names also spread out with the migration of the population,which left a large number of notes and clues in the ancient classics.Shan Hai Jing has been regarded as a geographical book for a long time.The place names in the book are corresponded to the realistic geographical from Guo Pu and Li Dao Yuan,even effected the-later study of Shan Hai Jing's geography by the scholars.As a view of the universe in the pre Qin period,Hai Jing was regarded as geography book after the interpretation of the Warring States.The imaginary geographical pattern has exerted a profound influence on ancient political geography.The migration of the Huaxia group from the Qin and Han to the Wei Jin period made the geographical records of ShanJing from the region of Dongyi to the traditional Huaxia.This paper focuses on the cited of Shan Hai Jing by Shui Jing Zhu,analysis the evolution process and reasons of Shan Hai Jing from mythological geography to real geography,the local geography to national.Firstly,understand the background of Shan Hai Jing's geography changed historical through the pre-Qin to the Wei Jin Southern and Northern Dynasties evolution of political geography.Secondly,analysis the text of Shan Hai Jing quoted by Shui Jing Zhu in-depth,and classify the region Shan Hai Jing's place names in geography.Finally,prove the acceptance and Misreading of the Shan Hai Jing through the two part of the front.And take "Heyuan Kunlun " as a case to show the place name of ShanHai Jing is implemented in real geography.Also analyze the influence of later scholars on the geography of Shan Hai Jing from Li Dao Yuan.