英文摘要 |
Chenli, a Confucian scholar in the Yuan Dynasty, whose writings Shu Ji Zhuan Zuan Shu is the masterpiece of Shang Shu study in the Song and Yuan Dynasty. In the early years, Chenli wrote Shu Jie Zhe Zhong, preliminarily interpreted Caishen's Shu Ji Zhuan, doubting and criticizing it a lot. Cheli created Shu Ji Zhuan Zuan Shu after 1315, based on the absorption for Shu Jie Zhe Zhong, he still inherited his ideas for Shang Shu study. Specifically, Chenli has taken many scholars' opinions into account, interpreting Shu Ji Zhuan from many aspects, such as exegetics, history, geography, natural history, institution and the explanation for each chapter in Shang Shu. Sometimes he examines the root of Shu Ji Zhuan, sometimes he doubts Shu Ji Zhuan, sometimes he discuss the advantages of Shu Ji Zhuan, sometimes he criticizes Shu Ji Zhuan. His interpretations are reasonable, even insightful to some degree, such auxiliary interpretations have helped people understand Shu Ji Zhuan more deeply and deepen the understanding for Caishen's book. Therefore, Chenli does not change his original ideas for Shang Shu study although Shu Ji Zhuan has been adopted as the textbook in the imperial examination. To sum up, the editors of Complete Library of Four Branches of Books are not aware of Chenli's contribution for Shang Shu study, since they consider Shu Ji Zhuan Zuan Shu as only supplement for Shu Ji Zhuan, lacking of criticizing and correction, and it is totally different from what he has pointed out in his old book Shu Jie Zhe Zhong. |