Index of Lü Shun

Author: Cheng Xiangqing
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Publish Date: 1994-04-01
Features: Lunheng is a philosophical work written by Wang Chong, a thinker of the Eastern Han Dynasty, over several decades. It has been passed down to this day in 38 volumes, 84 chapters (the original Zhaozhi Chapter is lost), and over 210,000 characters. This book is an important ancient text for the study of ancient Chinese philosophy, literature, and linguistics. This index is compiled using new methods and new technologies. It has the following four characteristics:
1. Unlike the traditional character-by-character index, this is a word-by-word index.
2. Unlike other index works that arrange examples by chapter title order, the examples in this index are all arranged in alphabetical order.
3. It adopts multiple modern and commonly used indexing methods, making it convenient for readers to use.
4. It is the first time computers have been introduced into the field of ancient text compilation, making a valuable attempt to modernize the process of ancient text organization. Thus, Lunheng Index is a highly useful reference tool.