| Compound graphs is a unique writing phenomenon in ancient writings.The Warring States period is the heyday in the time development sequence of compound graphs.This article takes the currently available documents of the Warring States Period as the object,and comprehensively uses the methods of system analysis,comparative analysis and statistical analysis to study the phenomenon of the compound graphs in the Warring States.The first chapter mainly studies the definition and judgment of the compound graphs of the Warring States Period.The definition of the compound graphs of the Warring States Period is mainly from three aspects of the shape,sound and meaning,symbol of compound graphs,borrowing strokes,spacing between words,and combining lexicons to determine;Chapter 2 mainly classifies the compound graphs of Warring States from three aspects of form,semantics and grammatical relationship.From the perspective of form,they can be divided into combination,borrowing strokes and ellipsis.From the meaning,they can be divided into noun syntactic,verb syntactic and other fixed collocations.From the perspective of grammatical relationship,they can be divided into grammatical composition within words,temporary combination of transwords and cross temporary combination of sentences,among which the temporary combination of trans-words can be divided into a variety of parallel relations,partial relations,narration relations and other fixed collocations;Chapter 3 is based on the most important feature of the regional character of the Warring States Period.The syntactic symbols and forms in the Qin,Chu,Jin,Qi,and Yan regions of the Warring States period,and the unique writing styles of each department are briefly discussed.Simultaneously investigating the reasons for the differences between the different.The fourth chapter discusses the reasons for Compound graphs,prosperity and extinction.The appendix lists the Compound graphs of the Warring Statest,and is accompanied by the Syntactic Characters List for retrieval for reference. |
