Chapter 102 The Book of Justice
After looking for an opportunity, Yuwen Wen got up and left. In the eyes of the audience in the back row, he was getting up to change clothes, and Yuwen Wen really planned to get up to change clothes, and said so to Xu Shao, who was sitting next to him.
As a result, Xu Shao was so impressed when he listened to the class. He just nodded and said nothing more. Yuwen Wen cursed "Pig Teammate" in his heart, and walked out of the lecture hall with a slight touch.
Changing clothes is a tactful statement about going to the toilet. In fact, whether to go to the toilet or not doesn't matter to Yuwen Wen. His reputation-making plan must be adjusted in time, so he needs to leave the field temporarily and find a new "assist".
Although he did not understand the Book of Documents and was afraid that Liu Xuan, who was able to speak, would like to ask him what the king had, he did not plan to escape at the last minute. This was not his own style, so Yang Ji, who was listening outside the lecture hall, was his hope.
Yang Ji said he had no time today, so he couldn't come to listen. However, Yu Wen Wen caught a glimpse of this man looking out of the window, so he left in full swing. He felt that Yang Ji must have understood when he saw him coming out.
When Yuwen Wen walked past Yang Ji, he coughed several times. Because the other party was crowding with a group of people, he didn't want to be so arrogant. As a result, he took a few steps away and felt something was wrong. When he turned around, he saw that Yang Ji didn't follow him.
He was still standing there, stretching his neck and looking in. Seeing this, Yuwen Wen felt a fire of evil rising upwards, signaling his followers to call for someone, and continuing to move forward. After a while, Yang Ji rushed over.
"King, what are the instructions to call the officials?"
"Yang Sima, I was very fascinated by the lecture."
"What Liu Guangbo said is indeed fascinating, and he is indeed a famous scholar of the classics of the times."
After Yang Jigang finished speaking, he saw Yuwen Wen with a stern face and asked, "Do you don't understand?"
"Yes, I'm ignorant."
Yuwen Wen hummed, and it didn't matter how much he admitted his weakness. Anyway, he and Yang Ji were whispering in a corner, not afraid of being heard by the wall.
"Uh, I wonder what instructions are you asking for?"
"What's going on in the "Shangshu"? You can say it a little, so that Liu Guangbo would suddenly ask me to say a few words, what can I say at that time?"
"Ah, Liu Guangbo is not good enough, I think he won't be so eye-loss."
Yuwen Wen sneered when he heard this: "No? Where did Yang Sima's eyes just now go? Ah?"
Yang Ji coughed dryly. Today he was just about to listen. As he listened, he was immersed in his mind. He really didn't notice that Yu Wen Wen came out. Seeing this person "not ashamed to ask", he introduced some basic common sense in "Shangshu".
The Book of Documents is also known as the Book of Documents. It is one of the Six Classics. It records the history from ancient times to the pre-Qin period. Some of its contents are words, some are declarations, some are commands, and some are conversation records.
The compiler is unclear, so there are many statements. However, scholars from both Han dynasties believe that the "Shangshu" during the Qin and Han dynasties should have been simplified by Confucius based on the original "Shangshu".
Confucius lived in the age of rituals and music that collapsed. Confucius was inspired by this. After traveling around the countries, he returned to Lu and began to focus on compiling the six classics of "Poetry", "Book", "Rites", "Music", "Book", "Book of Changes", and "Spring and Autumn Annals", and also made a preface to the "Shangshu".
When Confucius accepted disciples and gave lectures, he regarded the Six Classics as textbooks, so the Six Classics were important classics of Confucianism. Later, King Ying Zheng of Qin swept the ** and unified the world and became the First Emperor. He began to ban folk books. The "Shangshu" was listed as ** and all folk books were burned down.
Of course, there is the "Shangshu" in the imperial palace. As a result, the King of Chu in the late Qin Dynasty burned Xianyang, and many ancient books that were only in the official library were burned down. "Shangshu" was one of them, and it disappeared from the eyes of the world.
Later, when the Han Dynasty was established, the situation was stable, a doctoral student took out the "Shangshu" that he had hidden at the risk of his life. Because it was a bamboo slip and was hidden in the wall for many years, the "Shangshu" he collected was already scattered and only had twenty-eight chapters after sorting it out.
Fu Sheng took these twenty-eight incomplete "Shangshu" to teach between Qi and Lu. Because these chapters were written in the popular official script at that time, they were called "Shangshu" in the current text, and the imperial court listed them as official books. Because after many scholars' research, this set of books was determined to be true.
During the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, it was said that Liu Yu, King Lu, expanded his palace and demolished the old house next door to the Kong Mansion. As a result, many bamboo slips written in tadpole script (large seal script or ? text before the Han Dynasty) appeared on the walls of the old house.
This is the "Shangshu" written in ancient texts. It was compiled by Confucius' descendants and scholar Kong Anguo and sent to the official library of the capital. Almost no one could "translate" those ancient texts, and ended up being left behind.
Later, it was finally easy to identify and sort out by knowledgeable people, and then proofread it with the popular modern text "Shangshu". There are sixteen more chapters, known as the ancient text "Shangshushu".
However, the ancient text "Shangshu" was not valued by the court, it was not listed as a book for official schools, and no one taught it. It was not until Wang Mang that it was listed as an official school official, and it also cited the famous modern and ancient disputes.
In the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, scholar Du Lin obtained a volume of ancient Chinese "Shangshu" on the border of the Western Regions. He couldn't put it down and always carried it with him, for fear that improper storage would lead to the loss of the ancient Chinese "Shangshu". At that time, great scholars Jia Kui, Ma Rong and Zheng Xuan all wrote annotations to that volume of ancient Chinese "Shangshu". From then on, the "Shangshu" was revealed in the world.
But even so, the ancient text "Shangshu" is not as important as the current text "Shangshu". In the chaotic times after the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the ancient text "Shangshu" gradually disappeared and no one cares about it anymore.
Later, during the Yongjia Rebellion, his clothes and clothes flew south, and all the ancient and modern texts "Shangshu" were lost. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Mei Zi, a Nei Shi of Yuzhang, presented the "Shangshu" to the court, and described himself as the ancient text "Shangshu" of Kong Anguo.
The Eastern Jin Dynasty court listed the "Shangshu" presented by Mei Zi to the school officials, so later scholars of the Southern Dynasty studied the "Shangshu" presented by Mei Zi Zi.
When the Sui Dynasty pacified the unification of the Chen world, and then after the chaotic times at the end of the Sui Dynasty, in the early Tang Dynasty, Emperor Taizong of Tang Li Shimin ordered scholars such as Kong Yingda to compile the "Justice of the Five Classics" and determined the official standard version of the "Shangshu".
Yang Ji made a summary: "King! Liu Guangbo praised the ancient text of Kong Anguo, "Shangshu". Later, Kong Yingda compiled the "Shangshu Zhengyi" based on his commentary on the meaning, which was considered the source of the "Shangshu" for hundreds of years."
Speaking of this, he suddenly became excited, and his excitement surprised Yuwen Wen.
"King! Since the Tang Dynasty, the "Shangshu" learned by students all over the world is based on the ancient Confucius-chan text "Shangshu" presented by Mei Zi. Everyone thinks it is a real book. However, doubts gradually arose during the Song Dynasty, and Zhu Xi of the Southern Song Dynasty thought this book was suspicious..."
"By the time of my Emperor Ming Dynasty, during the Zhengde period, Mei Zhizhai, who was the assistant teacher of the Imperial College, wrote "Shangshu Kaiyi". He has not read it well and thinks that the doubts in the book make sense!"
'To the time of my Emperor Ming, to the time of my Emperor Ming, it is now the north and south of a thousand years ago...' Yuwen Wen was whispering in his heart, and suddenly his heart beat violently:
Yang Sheng, you have a blind spot!
Yuwen Wen was ecstatic. He didn't care about the authenticity of the Book of Documents, what is the current text, ancient text, what is the Confucius ancient text, the Book of Documents, and Du Lin's ancient text, the Book of Documents. He found a business opportunity from Yang Ji's narration.
Both Liu believed that the ancient text "Shangshu" was true, but it was refuted in person by people in Huangzhou Prefecture Lecture Hall. Once this news spreads, it will make all scholars in the world silent.
What kind of aristocratic families are passed down from classics, what are the great scholars who have been famous for a long time, and countless students have to come to Xiyang if they want to find out. At that time, Yang Ji will set up a stage to fight against the scholars, and Yuwen Wen can make a fortune by selling tickets.
Not to mention the accommodation, food and various service industries in Xiyang, Xiyang City will be "coming like a guest"!
Who can slap in the face in person? Yang Ji!
Yuwen Wen felt that since Zhu Xi of the Southern Song Dynasty had doubts, and the assistant teacher Mei, who compiled "Shangshu Kaiyi" in the Ming Dynasty, wanted to have a very rigorous examination, so Yang Ji, who had read this book and had a lot of experience, was the best person to slap in the face.
Chapter completed!