| 英文摘要 |
Yang Biaozheng’s Revised Authentic Complete Collection of Guqin Music Pairing Words with Music (commonly known as the Revised Authentic Guqin Music Collection) stands as one of the representative guqin music collections. Its method of composition,“text paired with notation,”drew severe criticism from scholars. For instance, Yan Cheng of the Yushan School condemned this approach for stripping the guqin art of its nobility. Subsequently, he was widely regarded as the instigator of the trend toward crude and indiscriminate qin song production. Nevertheless, Yang Biaozheng’s meticulous approach—“annotating fingering with unwavering precision”—elevated the development of“text-and-tone-matched”qin songs to a significant level. Criticisms from others inevitably diminish his contributions to the history of qin studies. This article examines Yang Biaozheng's pseudonym and biography based on the Revised Authentic Transmission Qin Score, analyzes the creative spirit of his qin songs, and interprets the philosophical essence of his works such as Miscellaneous Discourses on Qin Playing, Discourse on the Notes of the Book of Music,“Discourse on the Learning Records,”and“Collected Discourses on Establishing Education.”It concludes that Yang Biaozheng profoundly promoted traditional Confucian ideals—elucidating the essence of the Great Learning, aspiring to the statesmanlike dedication of Yi Yin and the Duke of Zhou, seeking Shao Yong-style tranquility, praising Zhuge Liang’s loyalty and valor, and extolling Li Mi’s filial devotion. His arguments were grounded in the traditional principle that“the qin is a means of restraint,”serving to“curb evil and restore righteousness, harmonizing the human heart.”Thus, he emphasized the necessity of studying Confucian classics like the“Book of Music”and“Record of Learning”to grasp the core of learning and the dignity of the teacher's role, thereby imbuing his qin studies with profound Confucian consciousness. This article corrects longstanding scholarly misconceptions and should help fill gaps in academic research on Yang Biaozheng. |