| 英文摘要 |
The Second Collection of ''Warring States Bamboo Slips from Anhui University'' announces the text titled '' ZHONG NI YUE.'' The entire text consists of thirteen bamboo slips, some of which correspond to passages found in classical literature, although the wording is not exactly the same. It is likely a compilation predating the completion of the ''Analects of Confucius.'''' ZHONG NI YUE '' records twenty-five statements attributed to Confucius, and throughout the entire text, the writing style remains consistent. For instance, where{務}appears, it is consistently written as '''' and where{隱}is present, it is consistently written as ''堇.'' This indicates the accuracy of the document and the carefulness of the scribe. The interpretation of this text presents four quotations not found in existing literature. Throughout the text, Confucius emphasizes the importance of ''benevolence'' (仁心). As a result, those who possess '' ZHONG NI YUE '' consider it a valuable reading with the phrase ''仁,中尼之端識也'' used as a commentary on the text. |