| 英文摘要 |
Wucheng Han Bamboo Slips 259 may contain a passage that is suspected to be a fragment of the "Cangjie Pian". Some scholars believe that this is related to the seventh chapter of the wooden version of the "Cangjie Pian". However, there may still be doubts about the official interpretation of some of these characters, and there is room for further discussion on issues such as the origin of the version and the rhyme used. Therefore, this article intends to discuss the following issues based on the opinions of scholars: 一、Interpretation doubts: (一)The interpretation form of the word "Xing" and its relationship with the different texts of the wooden tablets: This article interprets the Wucheng slip as an example of "Xing", changes it to "zyme", and interprets its form as Congyou , the sound of "mother and stop" can be interpreted as "jiu mother", and "麮" below, both are foods or raw materials related to wheat. (二)Interpretation of the character "□" on the nnglish and Tibetan bamboo slips: A speaker from the Internet dared to say that this article can be changed to " " Heterogeneous. (三)New interpretations of the two characters "drink" and "leek" on the Yingzang bamboo slips: 1. This article believes that the original interpretation of the word "drink" can be changed to Congpi, and the official name is "□". It is suspected that the shape and sound of the sound and symbol "reverse" of the word "rice" in the Chinese character "rice" are both close and incorrect. 2. Scholars interpret this as an example of the character "韭". This article believes that it is not a learned character, but a provincial construction of the character "韰(□)", which is derived from癶. As for the character " " in the wooden tablet version, t This article believes that it is based on the repeated form of皀(□), which is suspected to be a corruption of the character "韰" from the form of leek. As for the character "□", it is suspected to be the remnant of the character " onion" arts. 二、The rhyme phenomenon seen in Chapter 7 of "Cangjie Pian" and the source of the content of Wucheng Bamboo Slips. This article believes that the restoration of Chapter 7 of "Cangjie Pian" is related to the rhyme of the title, and the Wucheng Bamboo Slips " "Cangjie Pian" is suspected to have some copying and omissions, and its glyphs still have some remains of the Qin version. |