Research About Calligraphic Works In The Slips Of Sun Wu Unearthed At Zoumalou In Changsha

The slips(bamboo or wooden)of Sun Wu was unearthed in Changsha Zoumalou Street in 1996.It was so numerous and it had a very specific simplifications of Sun Wu's annals.Due to the political divisions and the frequent changes in political power during that period,the ruins of this period's words were so less to preserve.Because of that,it made the calligraphy history so hard to do a research.Until the discovery of the slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou,“Cultural Relics”published “Excavation of Chansha Zoumalou J22”after cleansing.And Cutural Relics Publishing House published “The slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou·Limin Tianjiabie at Jiahe”and“The slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou·the slips of bamboo(one to eight)”.It had the albums and interpretations of more than 100,000 slips of bamboo.This is undoubtedly an important direct historical material for the study of calligraphy in Sun Wu's period.Therefore,it has extremely important significance for the study of the writings of Sun Wu's period.This paper is divided into an introduction and four chapters.From the aspects of the division of the bamboo or wooden slips system,the characteristic of the bamboo or wooden slips' writing from different places,the comparison between the slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou and others and the specific writing feature of the slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou,the writer try to restore the real situation of writing consciousness and writing form in the development process as much as possible.The introduction mainly introduces the importance of the slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou and its research status.It also includes this paper's research method.The first chapter starts with the bamboo or wooden slips system.Then it points out the location of the land that the bamboo or wooden slips was unearthed in modern times to the map.And it divides it into three parts: the bamboo or wooden slips in the Central Plains,the Northwest bamboo or wooden slips,and the South bamboo or wooden slips.The second chapter starts with the South bamboo or wooden slips.And it compares Changsha Zoumalou's with the bamboo or wooden slips at Changsha Mawangdui,the bamboo or wooden slips of the Western Han Dynasty at Changsha Zoumalou,the wooden slips at Changsha Dongpailou and the bamboo or wooden slips of the Western Tsin Dynasty at Suxian Bridge in Chenzhou.After that,we can find that the writings of the slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou shows a transition from the decline of Li calligraphy to the germination of Kai script to the maturity during the development in Western Han Dynasty,the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Western Tsin Dynasty.The third chapter begins with the comparison between the slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou and the Western Tsin Dynasty at Suxian Bridge in Chenzhou.Then we compare the card in the same time and find that the features of the writings presented in the same period have the commonality of the times.No matter how many unearthed bamboo or wooden slips are published,the writings presented in this period have the characteristics of Li calligraphy,Kai script,Xing calligraphy and Cao calligraphy and so on.The fourth chapter is the discussion of the slips of Sun Wu at Changsha Zoumalou,especially take an emphasis on the daily writing styles of Changsha Zoumalou.It is a form of personal writing,which is the writing form formed by the lower placemen when they wrote something.