Tsinghua Bamboo Slips "book" Type Documents And Corresponding Handed Down Documents Are Read Against Each Other

In the first volume of the Bamboo Slips of the Warring States Period in Tsinghua University,the Zhou Wuwang You ji Zhou Gong's self-representation of the wang,Huang Men,Zhai Gong,and Ming Xun in the fifth volume can be separately compared with the relevant articles in the handed down documents Shang Shu and Yi Zhou Shu.This thesis finds variants by comparing the articles,and then discriminates them by category.It is hoped that this research will provide usable materials for re-examining the writing and circulation of some articles in Shang shu and Yi Zhou Shu.There are four parts in this thesis.The first part is “Introduction”,which mainly discusses the core concepts,main research methods and research status of the thesis.The second part is to compare the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips Zhou Wuwang You ji Zhou Gong's self-representation of the wang and Shang Shu Jin Teng,to analyze the variants,and to discuss the relationship between these two.After the comparison,it was found that there are many different sentence patterns between the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips and the handed-down version of Jin Teng,and some contents in the handed-down version do not even exist in the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips.Based on these differences,the thesis supports the opinion that these two are derived from different transmission systems.The third part is to compare Huang Men,Zhai Gong and Ming Xun in Tsinghua Bamboo Slips with the related articles in Yi Zhou Shu,to analyze the variants and to discuss the relationship between these three and their corresponding literature.By comparing the articles,we can find that there are many mistakes and wrong changes in the three handed down books,and some of the predecessor's collation opinions are worthy of attention.The situation in Zhai Gong is slightly different from that in Huang Men and Ming Xun.Although there are many variants in the two Zhai Gong,the variants caused by different sentence patterns are the majorities in all the variants.Most of these variants are created by the corruption of the handed down books,while a small number of variants are created by unknown reasons.Therefore,the thesis speculates that though the handed down edition of Zhai Gong is closely related to the simplified version,it may have borrowed materials from other books in the process of its circulation.When comparing the three readings of Yi Zhou Shu,the thesis paid particular attention to the annotations of Kong Chao in the Western Jin Dynasty,and analyzed the text appearance of Yi Zhou Shu seen by Kong Chao.The fourth part is the conclusion of the paper,which summarizes the contents of each chapter,and summarizes the shortcomings of the research.