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Wang Yi's "Chu Ci Zhang Sentence" new theory

Chen Hongtu

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About the Author

Mr. Chan, B.A., Master of Philosophy and Ph.D. from Chinese University, Hong Kong, is currently An Associate Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Chinese, Hang Seng University, Hong Kong, and Deputy Director of the Institute of Chinese Chinese Speech and Culture. His main research areas are Chinese classical philology and Chu Ci, and he has been funded by the University Grants Committee of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (UGC) to preside over research projects such as "New Simplified Literature and the Construction of the School Reading, Research and Database of Chu Ci" (2017) and "Qing Dynasty Chu Ci Studies" (2020). He has published more than ten papers in academic journals at home and abroad, and compiled and published the "New Series of Practical Guest Records" (2018).

Synopsis

Wang Yixin mainly uses research methods such as editions, catalogs, compilations, and rhymes to examine and interpret problems that have been ignored by predecessors, while the research aspects generally involve the writing, annotation form and interpretation methods of the Chapters and Sentences.

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prolegomenon

Chapter 1 Examination of Wang Yi's "Treatise on the True Part" - also discussing its relationship with the Chu Ci Zhang sentence

Chapter 2 Zhengde Ben "Chu Ci Chapters and Sentences" engraving and edition review

Chapter Three Discusses the relationship between Wang Yi's Chu Ci Zhang sentences and Liu Xiang's Chu Ci

Chapter Four: On the Compilation and Structure of the Chu Ci Zhang sentences

Chapter Five: The Nature and Age of the Rhyme Notes of the Chu Ci Zhang Sentences

Chapter Six: Chu Ci Zhang Sentence "Yi Yun" and "Or Yue" Examination

Chapter Seven: From the Perspective of qu yuan's dispute in the Han Dynasty, we can see the interpretation method of Wang Yi's "Chu Ci Zhang sentences"

Appendix I Interpretation of the "Later Emperor" and the Sacrifice of the Earth God in the Heavenly Question

Appendix II: Fang Ji 'Qu Zi Zheng Yin' and Its Rhyming Studies

Bibliography

postscript

This book was revised on the basis of my PhD dissertation. In 2007, when I was studying for a doctoral program in the Department of Chinese, university of Chinese, Hong Kong, Professor Wong Yiu Kun proposed to start writing a doctoral dissertation on the topic of "Chu Ci Zhang Sentence". After three years, the first draft was finally completed in 2010. After the thesis passed the defense, the second chapter was added, "Zhengde Ben 'Chu Ci Zhang Sentence' Publication and Edition Examination Strategy", as well as two articles included in the appendix, "Fang Ji 'Qu Zi Zhengyin' and Its Rhyme Study" and "'Tianwen' 'Later Emperor' and the Interpretation of the Sacrifice of the Earth God".

Chu Cixue has always been the "xianxue" in ancient Chinese literature, and there are countless research treatises on past dynasties. Since Liu Xiang of the Western Han Dynasty compiled the Chu Ci into a book, the scholars and rulers have been numerous, and among them, the "Chu Ci Chapters and Sentences" preserved by Wang Yi of the Eastern Han Dynasty have been the most highly valued by scholars. However, compared with the fruitful research results of the book "Chu Ci", there are few research monographs dedicated to the "Chu Ci Chapters and Sentences", which is extremely disproportionate to the status and value it has achieved in Chu Ci. The chu ci zhang sentences have not been paid much attention to by previous generations, or are related to the more "peculiar" annotations of this book, especially the annotations in the book are mixed with rhymes and prose annotations, which are extremely rare in the annotations of the two Han Classics, and their arrangement is not in chronological order and is often difficult to understand. However, in my opinion, the main reason is probably that in the past, the "Chu Ci Zhang sentence" has always been regarded as a "note" subordinate to the "Chu Ci", so the focus of the discussion is mostly on the "Chu Ci", thus covering up the original value of the "Chu Ci Zhang Sentence". The purpose of writing this book is precisely to solve the various problems in the formation process of the Chu Ci Zhang sentences, so as to spy on the various changes in the formation of ancient books, so the direction of exposition selected in the book does not take the form of general theory, but is based on the research results of the predecessors, in order to supplement the missed links, and at the same time try to put forward a corner of the view. The author hopes that through the discussion of this book, I can have a deeper understanding of the complex process of the formation of early ancient books, and further promote the study of the Chu Ci Zhang sentences.

Each chapter of this book has been revised upon completion and published in academic journals, proceedings and international symposiums, and the details of the publication of each chapter are listed below:

The first chapter, "Examination of Wang Yi's "Theory of the True Part": On its Relationship with the Chu Ci Zhang sentences, was read at the International Symposium on The Centenary of Professor Jao Zongyi (December 2015) hosted by the Jao Zongyi Academic Museum of the University of Hong Kong, and will be included in the Proceedings of the International Symposium on the Centenary of Professor Jao Zongyi (Beijing: Zhonghua Bookstore, to be published).

Chapter 2, "Zhengde Ben "Chu Ci Zhang Sentences" Publication and Edition Examination", Bibliographic Quarterly, Vol. 53, No. 2 (September 2019), pp. 33-44.

Chapter 3, "Revisiting the Relationship between Wang Yi's Chu Ci Zhang Sentences and Liu Xiang's Chu Ci", Donghua Sinology, Vol. 27 (June 2018), pp. 63-92.

Chapter 4, "On the Compilation and Structure of the Chu Ci Zhang sentences and the structure of the scriptures and transmissions", Journal of Studies in Classics Literature, Vol. 13 (April 2015), pp. 69-79.

The fifth chapter, "The Nature and Era of the Rhyme Notes of the Chu Ci Zhang Sentences", the first half of which examines the era of rhyme notes from the perspective of phonology, was read at the "Shenzhen International Symposium on Chu Ci Studies and the 13th Annual Conference of the Qu Yuan Society of China" (October 2009), and later included in the Sixteenth Series of Chinese Chu Ci Studies (December 2011), pp. 285-294; the latter part on the types and sentence patterns of rhyme notes was read at the Department of Chinese And Literature of the University of Chinese, Hong Kong, and the Research Center for Classical Chinese Poetics. The 3rd Symposium on Classical Literary Asanas and Research Methods" (June 2018), later published in the Journal of Tamkang Chinese, No. 39 (December 2018), pp. 1-31.

Chapter 6, "Chu Ci Zhang Sentences" "Yiyun" and "Or Yue" Examination", published in the "Creative Transformation of Chinese Tradition: International Symposium on Chinese Literature" (November 2018), co-organized by the Centre for Greater China Studies and the Department of Chinese, Hang Seng University, Hong Kong, is included in the proceedings of the Association, pp. 106-131.

Chapter 7, "The Interpretation Method of Wang Yi's Chu Ci Zhang sentences from the Controversy of Qu Yuan in the Han Dynasty", was presented at the "Guanlan in the Vicissitudes of the Sea: Academic Seminar on Classical Literary Styles and Research Methods" sponsored by the Department of Chinese Chinese and Literature at the University of Chinese, Hong Kong (June 2016), and was later published in the Journal of Chinese Literature, No. 9 (November 2018), pp. 49-68.

Appendix I, "Interpretation of the Sacrifice of the Later Emperor and the Earth Gods", the first draft of which was read at the "International Symposium on Miluo Quyuan and Chu Ci and the Eighteenth Annual Conference of the Quyuan Society of China" (November 2019), and is included in the proceedings of the Society, pp. 222-230.

Appendix II, "Fang Ji "Qu Zi Zhengyin" and Its Rhyming Studies", read at the "Huaiyin Quyuan and Chu Cixue International Symposium and the 16th Annual Conference of the Chinese Quyuan Society" (July 2015), included in The 26th Series of Chinese Chu Cixue (June 2019), pp. 101-106.

The publication of this collection has made a comprehensive revision of the original text, and re-integrated the content, and at the same time, it has added some relevant research results that were not referred to at the time of writing and later new research results.

This book can be successfully completed and paid for, thanks to the guidance and encouragement of teacher Huang Yaokun. Master Huang is knowledgeable and has a unique point of view, from undergraduate to master's and doctoral, all the way to give the method of teaching and governance, inspiring a lot, and benefiting me for life. This book is written in Zi, and the huangshi title is given a preface, and the impression is particularly deep. From undergraduate to now, Teacher Zhang Guangyu has often heard face-to-face training, earnestly taught, and given great care and support in both academics and work. Professor Lu Guoyao worked tirelessly, traveled in many directions, and was introduced in the middle, which was touching. Professor Huang Linggeng, Professor Zhang Jian and Professor Pan Mingji served as members of the doctoral dissertation review committee of this book, and put forward many specific amendments to the first draft during the defense, so that this article avoided making some unnecessary mistakes. Professor Ling Geng has donated masterpieces many times, and Yin Yin is encouraged and inspired. Professor Chen Weishun, Professor Xiao Zhenhao, Dr. Xu Mingde and other teachers and friends have paid attention to and assisted from the first draft of this book to its publication. Ms. Chen Lijuan of Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House co-ordinated this book, carefully proofread it, and made the manuscript available in a short period of time, with great hard work and great achievements, and hereby express my heartfelt thanks. At the time of publication, some of the chapters of this book were supported by the Faculty Development Scheme of the Research Grants Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (UGC/FDS14/H05/17). The author has not studied deeply, and the discussion in the book is inevitably rough and insufficient, and it is expected that the Fang family will not hesitate to correct it.

Chen Hongtu

In June 2021, I was carefully recognized in Xiaoliyuan, Sha tin, Hong Kong