英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this article is to explore Zhu Zhuo’s writing motives, propositional thinking, and his acceptance of Zhu Xi. And analyze the value of the form of question and answer in the history of classics in the Yuan Dynasty. This article uses the comparative method to compare the proposed questions of Shi Jing Yi Wen with the examination questions included in the Huang Yuan Da Ke San Chang Wen Xuan . It was discovered that Shi Jing Yi Wen was written for the imperial examination. This article also concludes that Zhu Zhuo's thinking on design problems can be divided into three types: comparative induction, relational diffusion, and open and deep theory. This kind of thinking can help scholars to summarize the doubts and break through the previous methods that only focus on text interpretation, which is positively helpful to the study of The Book of Songs. However, when answering questions, Zhu Zhuo still adopted traditional thinking, emphasizing the need to answer the questions from the perspective of rationality. Therefore, although the title of Shi Jing Yi Wen is enlightening, it still maintains Zhu Xi in the guidance of answering the questions, reflecting the basic direction of the Yuan Dynasty respecting Zhu Xi's academics. Through the research results of this article, we should have a deeper understanding of the literature designed in the form of jing-Yi in the Yuan Dynasty, and we should also be able to take a positive view of the value of the imperial examination documents. |