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On the Lost Poems in Zuozhuan——With Refution to the Ancestors' Suspicion

Han Guo-liang

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It is investigated that lost poems in Zuozhuan were not rest songs of Book of Songs at all.They ought to originate from some regions which were regarded as political importance of time.The saying of Sima Qian that the poems of day were more than three thousand was not wrong,but only later generations misapprehended Records of Great Historian.

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It is investigated that lost poems in Zuozhuan were not rest songs of Book of Songs at all.They ought to originate from some regions which were regarded as political importance of time.The saying of Sima Qian that the poems of day were more than three thousand was not wrong,but only later generations misapprehended Records of Great Historian.

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It is investigated that lost poems in Zuozhuan were not rest songs of Book of Songs at all.They ought to originate from some regions which were regarded as political importance of time.The saying of Sima Qian that the poems of day were more than three thousand was not wrong,but only later generations misapprehended Records of Great Historian.

Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Rest (music), Politics, History, Philosophy, Art, Law

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