| 英文摘要 |
Following the implementation of the Imperial Examination system in the Yuan Dynasty, writings on the Classics were limited to the officially sanctioned interpretation. However, there are some scholarly works that dared to challenge the official interpretation. One of these works is Wang Chon Yun’s Du-Su-Kuan-Jiang. Wang Ch′ung-yün wrote three books of Sun-Su, the most important of which, Du-Su-Kuan-Jiang, is regarded as his representative work. In this article we utilize composition analysis to draw together the criteria that Wang Ch′ung-yün employed in Du-Su-Kuan-Jiang to criticize Tsai-Chen’s Su-Chi-Zuang. We analyze Wang Ch′ung-yün’s methodology and standpoint in criticizing Su-Chi-Zuang and point out that Du-Su-Kuan-Jiang in fact surpasses Su-Chi-Zuang. In addition, this article also focuses on analyzing the content of Du-Su-Kuan-Jiang, which includes its method of interpretation and true-false discrimination. Finally, the influence of Du-Su-Kuan-Jiang on later generations is also analyzed. Contemporary scholars neglect the works of Sun-Su in Yuan Dynasty, which we hope this article will rectify by providing a way for scholars to understand the development of Sun-Su in the Yuan Dynasty. |