Research on the Shang-Hai Museum Collection of Chu Bamboo Slips from the Warring States Period: A Continuation

Author: Research Center for Ancient Civilization, Shanghai University
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: After the news of the discovery of precious Chu bamboo slips in the collection of the Shanghai Museum was reported in early 1999, it has been a matter of great concern to the public. After the experts devoted themselves to meticulous sorting, the first and second volumes of Shanghai Museum Chu Bamboo Slips: Warring States Period have been published, providing abundant primary materials for researchers in related fields. This book is a collection of newly written essays based on the materials provided by the second volume of the Shanghai Museum Chu bamboo slips. It mainly focuses on the interpretation and preliminary research of the following chapters from Shanghai Museum Bamboo Slips (II): Zigao, Lu Bang Da Yan, Cong Zheng, Xi Ze Jun Lao, Rong Cheng Shi, and Min Zhi Fu Mu, as well as insights into the interpretation of Shanghai Museum Bamboo Slips (II). The collection of essays brings together the research achievements of scholars from both sides of the Taiwan Strait, including young, middle-aged, and elderly scholars. Notably, renowned scholars such as Li Xueqin, Qiu Xigui, Pang Pu, as well as Taiwan-based scholars like Cheng Ziming, Zhou Fengwu, Qiu Deshou, Chen Ligui, and Lin Suqing have contributed their outstanding insights, guiding younger scholars in their studies.