| 英文摘要 |
Almost every prominent historians in ancient China paid much attention to criticizing and concluding the gain and loss about the format of historical works. Wang Ming-sheng, as one of the most outstanding representative characters of the Qianjia School, especially attached much importance to this point. As he researched the format of historical works, Wang not only put stress on flexible exertion of biographic styles about emperors and other historical characters, but also dedicated to the improvement on the methods of historical writing such as Shu, Zhi, Lun and Zan. At the same time, he also made use of concrete historical facts and historians' writing thoughts to discuss the structures of historical works. What's most important and valuable is that Wang not only emphasized the structure of historical works but also insisted on not being confined by it, that reflected his simple dialectic and flexible methods. So it is because of those that what's done by him is still worth studying, inheriting and developing up to the present. |