| 英文摘要 |
Wang Ying Lin is a scholar in the studies of the Confucian classics and histories during the late Southern Song Dynasty. In the history of the Shijing Studies, Wang Ying Lin is well-known for his methods in textual research. His lead in devoting to the Gathering of Scattered Writings on the three schools of the Book of Songs has received particular approval and praise. However, scholars mostly pay attention only to his premiere contribution to the Gathering of Scattered Writings in the Shi Kao, which demonstrates an incomplete understanding of the work. The Shi Kao is the most direct Gatherings in the three schools of the Book of Songs. Wang Ying Lin also provided the complete historical materials in the Yu Hai, and his Kun Xiao Ji Wen exhibits both compilation and textual research. Therefore, to comprehend the contents of the three schools on the Book of Songs by Wang Ying Lin, we must observe the contents of the three works: namely, the Shi Kao, the Yu Hai, and the Kun Xiao Ji Wen. In doing so, we can better understand the motifs of the three works. This study discusses the Gathering of Scattered Writings of the three schools on the Book of Songs by Wang Ying Lin. It also examines the other works of Wang Ying Lin that are mentioned above. The study examines the standpoint and attitudes of Wang Ying Lin on the explanations of the Shijing, and offers an explanation the significance of the work. Therefore, the values and influences of the three schools on the Book of Songs gatherings and records by Wang Ying Lin can receive their rightful recognition. |