| Huxishan Han Dynasty bamboo slips in Yuanling are a group of early Western Han bamboo slips obtained by archaeologists in Hunan Province during the salvage excavation of Huxishan No.1 Han Tomb from June to September 1999.In November 2020,the book "Tomb No.1 of the Han Dynasty at Huxishan in Yuanling County" edited by the Hunan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology published a total of 1,290 slips(paragraphs).According to reports,a total of 1346 pieces(sections)of bamboo slips were unearthed,which can be divided into three categories: "Jibu","Yan Zhao"(upper and lower),and "Shifang".The main body of the thesis consists of three parts: compilation of Huxishan Han Bamboo Slips,correction of Huxishan Han Bamboo Explanation,and appendix.The text compilation part organizes the text of the Huxishan Han Bamboo Slips,refines the text and pictures,sorts them according to "Shuowen",and divides them into 14 volumes.Attached is the "Stroke Dictionary" for easy search.On the basis of synthesizing the viewpoints of various scholars,the correction part of the interpretation makes choices about relevant interpretations,and puts forward one’s own views on the interpretation in the form of notes in combination with fonts and examples.The appendix first describes the interpretation and use of characters,and then forms the"Summary of Conjugation" by sorting out the conjugation results of Huxishan Han bamboo slips,and forms the "Table of Conjugation Figures" by measuring the length and width of the conjugation bamboo slips.",and finally form the "Fusion Map" according to the shape of the bamboo slips. |
