英文摘要 |
'Zheng Wu Fu Ren gui ru zi'' is included in the Chu Bamboo Slips of the Warring States Period Collected in Tsing Hua University, Vol.6. This study examines the relevant debates in the current academic circles, and argues that Zheng Wu Gong's ''Three years in the Wei'' is most likely to ''involve the guards and expand the frontier''. Based on the birth year of Duke Zheng Zhuang and the record of ''not seeing his room'' in the brief text, we can infer the time when Duke Wu of Zheng was ''in captivity''. Secondly, this study provides further evidence for the five kinds of people and ministers recorded in the brief text, ''Xie shu, Bei yu, Qin li, She yu and Mei du'', and suggests that ''Qin li'' should be interpreted as ''one who sees favor with strength'', so as to resolve the segmentation issue here. Finally, this study points out the correspondence between Wu Jiang's words on the discipline of Zhuang Gong in the Jianwen and King Mu's warning for Bo Jian in Shangshu ''Jianming'', pinpoints the four similarities in the word order and word usage, and further discusses the relationship between ''Zheng Wu Fu Ren Gui Ru Zi'' and ''Jianming''. This study sheds fresh light on the source of literature in Jianwen and its relationship with the origin of Shangshu. |