Appreciation of Qian Zhongshu s Pipe Cone Knitting .

"Guan Cone Edition" is a series of 10 series of notebooks about "Zhou Yi", "Book of Songs", "Zuo Chuan", "Historical Records", "Laozi", "Liezi", "Jiao's Yilin", "Chu Ci", "Taiping Guangji", and "The Three Dynasties of the Qin and Han Dynasties and the Six Dynasties of the Three Dynasties".

First of all, choose the chapters that you have been exposed to, and then look at Qian Zhongshu's opinions on a sentence or a certain word, and which books will involve relevant content, so that it is easier to find the pleasure of reading this book.

The connection between the previous chapter and the latter chapter is not so strong that it can be read independently. Even if it is specific to a chapter, the relationship between paragraphs is not that strong. So, the book can be read from any paragraph on any page.

IntroductionThe Pipe Cone is a work written by Mr. Qian Zhongshu from 1960 to 1970. The book is about 1.3 million words, and the scope of the discussion is written in the form of reading notes in classical Chinese from the pre-Qin period to the pre-Tang Dynasty.

The book examines words and doctrines, breaking down the barriers of time, space, language, culture, and discipline, and many new ideas and ideas in the process. The book cites tens of thousands of documentary evidence from tens of thousands of works by 4,000 authors, and covers almost all social sciences and humanities in addition to literature.

In August 1979, the Pipe Cone Compilation was published by Chung Hwa Book Company in a set of four volumes. Later, Qian Zhongshu published a set of "Pipe Cone Supplement Edition" to add and correct the original content, a total of five volumes, all of which are Chinese traditional Chinese versions.

Summary. 1. Qian Zhongshu's "Pipe Cone Chapter" is the title of a book, a book written by Mr. Qian Zhongshu, the content of this book is mainly Mr. Qian's research records on various cultures such as poetry, rhyme, and scriptures between the pre-Qin and Tang dynasties. 2. The "tube" of the "pipe cone" is the meaning of the pipe, and the "cone" is the meaning of the awl, and the reason why I want to give such a name to the book is to tell everyone that the content of this book is the conclusion reached by the author after careful observation and in-depth thinking like holding a tube to carefully observe things (history) and hold an awl to go deep into the cone (history).

1. Qian Zhongshu's "Pipe Cone Chapter" is the title of a book, a book written by Mr. Qian Zhongshu, the content of this book is mainly Qian Xianxing's research records on various cultures such as poetry, rhyme, and scriptures before the pre-Qin period to Tanqin and Tang Dynasty. 2. The "tube" in the "pipe cone" is the meaning of the pipe, and the "cone" is the meaning of the awl, and the reason why I want to give such a name to the book is to tell everyone that the content of this book is the conclusion reached by the author after careful observation and in-depth thinking like holding a tube to carefully observe things (history) and hold an awl to go deep into the cone (history).

The Pipe Cone is a chain work of Mr. Qian Zhongshu's ancient notebook style made by Mr. Qian Zhongshu in 1960 and 70. The book is about 1.3 million words, and the scope of the discussion ranges from the pre-Qin period to the pre-Tang period, and is written in classical Chinese in the form of reading notes. The book examines words and doctrines, breaking down the barriers of time, space, language, culture, and discipline.

The book cites tens of thousands of pieces of documentary evidence from tens of thousands of works by Simu Zhao and thousands of authors, and discusses almost all social sciences and humanities in addition to literature.

Hello! The "Pipe Cone Weaving" written by Mr. Qian Hua Jueyuan Zhongshu is a classic work in ancient China. The main plot of this ** revolves around two characters:

Guan Zi and Han Feizi represent two different schools of thought, Guan Zi represents Taoist thought, and Han Feizi represents Legalist thought, and they have wonderful conversations and arguments in **. **In order to clarify his thoughts, Guan Awl told a lot of views contrary to science, such as "rule without macro infiltration", "law is not as good as reasonable" and so on. Han Feizi, on the other hand, holds a stricter Legalist stance, emphasizing cracking down on crime and strictly managing society.

The confrontation between the two thinkers reflects the pluralism and inclusiveness of ancient Chinese philosophical thought, and at the same time, it also reveals various contradictions and problems in ancient society, which has important ideological significance.

Hello pro Qian Zhongzhi's "Pipe Cone Weaving" is a ** with the Qing Dynasty literati Guan Yan and the awl as the protagonists. **It mainly tells the life, communication and ideological pursuit of Guan Yan and Awl, two literati. The story is set in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and Guan Yan and Awl are two like-minded friends.

They are unsociable in officialdom, unwilling to compromise with power, and pursue a free and independent life. They take pleasure in literature, expressing their emotions and thoughts through poems, essays, and letters. ** Through the description of their friendships, family life, interactions with officialdom, and reflections on life, society and culture, their attitudes and values towards life are shown.

With humor, irony and delicate brushstrokes, Guan Cone reveals the various phenomena and contradictions in the lives of literati in the Qing Dynasty, and also reflects the author's thoughts on personal freedom, human nature, traditional culture and social reality. With its unique artistic style and profound cultural connotation, this ** has become a classic of modern Chinese literature.

The Pipe Cone is a broad and profound work, which completely expounds the philosophical, academic, literary, academic, and even political views of the author, Mr. Qian Zhongshu.

A vast labyrinth, full of wisdom and a new realm that invites you to meditate, joy and sorrow. The whole book is composed of many notes, mainly commenting on ten Chinese classics, which are the classics of the Zhou Yi and Zuo Chuan

Historical Records", sub-section "Lao Tzu",

Collection of "Chu Ci",

Yi Lin", "The Three Dynasties of the Qin and Han Dynasties and the Six Dynasties of the Three Dynasties".

There are also many Buddhist and Taoist classics commented, including China's four great masterpieces and "The Golden Vase of Plums".

It is also often cited, and there are many more Western classics. I am ashamed to say that I have never touched most of the books, so when I read "The Pipe Cone Edition," it is far from enough in terms of knowledge preparation and the accumulation of human experience, and what I feel and understand when I read the book is only one scale and half a claw, just like Mr. Qian's "Record of Talking Arts" commented on Wang Yuyang's poem: "One scale and half a claw, not a real dragon."

But the funny things in this world are just as those who have never been in love are more interested in imagining what it is like to be in love, and those who are not parents are also teaching parents how to take care of their children on a whim.

Someone still said well, "The metaphors in "The Siege" are integrated into science, literature, philosophy, history, and religion, and if you want to revisit "The Siege" in its entirety, I am afraid that it will take many words to tell it endlessly. There are all sorts of philosophies inside, perhaps.

1, Qian Chung Shu (Qian Chung Shu recognizes the writing of "锺") when writing "Guan Cone Compilation" was originally written in Chinese Traditional Chinese, since it is classical Chinese, of course, Chinese Traditional is more appropriate, and many classical Chinese quotations are also directly in traditional characters, more faithful to the original text.

2, the Chinese, foreign languages (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Latin) and so on involved in the "Pipe Cone Edition" are extremely rich, and they are rare, originally for scholars to study, and ordinary readers have no ability to read at all.