英文摘要 |
Mr. Chu Wan-Li is a well-known Taiwanese Chinese classics master. In 1952, he annotated and published The Classic of Poetry, which had a long-lasting impact on Taiwan’s academic community for the next three decades. Mrs. Chu Fei Hai-Chin and his disciples discovered approximately 600 marginal notes in Mr. Chu’s posthumous manuscript, many of which presented different interpretations from those in the Explanation. As a result, they built on the Explanation and augmented it with these annotations to create An Interpretation of The Classic of Poetry. The article compares previous interpretations of the Explanation with related articles written by Mr. Chu, and divides them into four categories based on their properties: “changes in geography and chronology of writing,” “changes in interpretations about the main ideas of the poems,” “changes in sentence meaning explanations,” and “changes in word meaning explanations.” It separates these four categories into three sections: “Locations and Writing Completion Periods,” “The Interpretations of the Poems’ Main Ideas,” and “Explanations of Words, Phrases, Sentences, and Paragraphs.” It presents several examples and thoroughly examines them in order to identify the evolution of Mr. Chu’s The Classic of Poetry. Finally, it presents numerous discoveries for academic discussion. |