| 英文摘要 |
This article explores and analyzes the scholar's statement by means of explanation, and discusses the doubtful points of the scholar's explanation. The main points of interpretation are as follows: First, the characters “ ” appearing in Jian(簡) 1 and 2 are regarded as typos according to the explanation of the organizer and Jia Lian-xiang(賈連翔). Based on Jiang Yuan-yue's(蔣媛玥) statement, Chu Jian(楚簡) sorted out the shape of the word “chi(啻)” and “Shang Bo Jian(上博簡).” It shows the possibility that the provincial form of the word emperor may be mixed with the sound form of the word “cong(琮).” In this way, it is supplemented to prove the argument of the organizer that the right half of “ ” is a typo, and “ ” is interpreted as “limb.” Second, I discuss the two kinds of readings in the 2 and 3 Jian(簡) of “Xin Qing Wu You Suo Zhi, ...(心情無有所至),” and judge the choice of the three readings by analyzing the meaning of the word “ ”. Third, through Jian(簡) 3 “Jian Yu Ci (監於此),” I review the description of “Desires to Hundred Body and Four Phases”, which is subdivided into four levels, and at the same time, it is pointed out that this chapter focuses on “Desires(心欲).” Fourth, I disassemble the “Wen Xun Shi Ting(聞訊視聽)” in Jian(簡) 5 into the two phrases “Wen Xun(聞訊)” and “Shi Ting(視聽),” and read the sentences according to the two symbols in the brief text to explain the meaning of the text. |