英文摘要 |
As an important piece of military literature in the pre-Qin period, Liutao六韜(Six Secret Strategic Teachings) is characterized by its size and rich contents. Its ideological tendency and school of thought, however, have been regarded as representing the Military School, Confucianism, and Hunag-Lao thought, thereby always being contentious. Through a comprehensive review of relevant passed down versions and unearthed texts of Liutao, it can be found that Liutao is related to the Mawangdui silk texts. The thoughts throughout their respective texts are largely consistent, but there are some differences with the Huang-Lao thought reflected in the Mawangdui silk texts. The ideological system of Liutao is not limited to a certain school, but rather integrates Huang-Lao thought and military theory; moreover, it has creative viewpoints in terms of literary style and military theory, all in all positioning it as an important piece of literature often overlooked in the study of ideological history in the past. |