英文摘要 |
There are lots of records of space movement about wars, alliances in multiple countries, imperial visits, dispatching an envoy, escape, migration, marriage between countries, funerals, etc., in Chinese classical books: Chun Qiu Jing and Zuo Zhuan. This article studies Chun Qiu Jing and Zuo Zhuan with documentary analysis and two-dimensional maps. After recognizing the texture of which books and literature are connected with the main idea in this article: investigating the space movement around Wèi State in the Spring and Autumn Period. Then discusses the westbound and northbound traffic routes of Wèi State; and both take the capital Dì-qiūas the starting point of the road. The conclusion is: from the capital Dì-qiūto the west, the necessary locations on the westbound traffic route are Dì-qiū→Chǔ-qiū→Cáo→Báimǎ-jīn→Mèi (Cháo-gē)→Gòng. The northbound traffic route also starts at the capital Dì-qiū; and the necessary locations on the front are Dì-qiū→Tiě→Qī. It is divided into three routes at Qī, and they are eastbound, northbound and westbound. The necessary locations on the eastbound route are Qī→Máo-shì→Yǔ; the necessary locations on the northbound route are Qī→Wǔ-lù→Mǎ-líng→Shā(Suǒ)→Shēn→Yí-yí. The westbound route is more complicated. After passing Qī, it crosses the Yellow River at Chángshòu-jīn, then reaching Yì-shì. It divides into two branches here, northbound and southbound. The necessary locations on the northbound branch are Yì-shì→Kē→Xīn-zhú. Moreover, there is a westbound branch at Kē, and it reaches Xì-yáng. From Xì-yáng to northward, it reaches Gān-hóu (the city of Jìn State). The necessary locations on the southbound branch are Yì-shì→Chán-yuān→Qiān. From Qiān to southbound, it passes Báimǎ-jīn and reaches Cáo where it connects with westbound traffic route to Dì-qiū. |