英文摘要 |
"Based on the results of the original organizers, this paper discusses the''Word Explanations''and''Theory of Shu Shu''of Si Sui in the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips, and conclude that the character''Chen (辰)''in the simplified text not only retains the earlier glyph structure, but also refers to the six-days eve, the earthly branch, and the star, respectively.''Er Chen (二辰)''actually refers to''Tai Sui (太歲)''and''Sui Xing (歲星)''; the word''Cai (抈)''in the simple text should be interpreted as the word''Cai (抈)''representing the initial meaning; the''Ge Chu Ge Ru (戈出戈入)''in slip No.12 to No.13 can be regarded as''Yi Chu Yi Ru (弋出弋入),''which means''translocation''concept; slip no.13 should be regarded as the''He Wen,''just the handwriting of the book misses the symbol for''He Wen.''Si Sui using the''Theory of Shu Shu,''the earthly branches are allocated based on six days. Among them, only the''Shou Shu (受舒)''and the upper, middle, and lower periods are translocated (rotation), and the second and no Feng (豐), Wu Li (無厲) means no. This paper and Kong Jia Po's Han Bamboo Slips''Ri Shu Si Sui''reveals the twelve-year-old system, which is evolved by the''Sui Xing (歲星)''Chronicle Method." |