Zuo Chuan: What is the literary similarity with Warring States Policy ? Hurry! 5

Summary. Hello, the characteristics of "Warring States Policy" are manifested in the following aspects: the first is rich in literary brilliance.

"Zuo Chuan" is also known for its literary style, but comparing the two, we can see that the language of "Warring States Policy" is more bright and fluent, indulgent and changeable, and full of songs. Whether it is narrative or reasoning, "Warring States Policy" often uses paving and exaggerated techniques, gorgeous rhetoric, and presents a hearty momentum. Second, "Warring States Policy" describes the characters and activities in a more specific and detailed way, which makes them more vivid and lively.

The characters described in "Zuo Biography" are probably sketches of simple strokes. Third, the strategists' rhetoric recorded in the "Warring States Policy" often cites vivid fables, which is also a literary means to help reason.

Compared with "Zuo Biography", "Warring States Policy" has new changes in literature.

Hello, the characteristics of "Warring States Policy" are manifested in the following aspects: the first is rich in literary brilliance. "Zuo Chuan" is also known for its literary style, but comparing the two, we can see that the language of "Warring States Policy" is more bright and fluent, indulgent and changeable, and full of songs.

Whether it is narrative or reasoning, "Zhanqiao Bu National Policy" often uses paving and exaggerated techniques, gorgeous rhetoric, and presents a hearty and hearty beat. Second, "Warring States Policy" describes the characters and activities in a more specific and detailed way, which makes them more vivid and lively. "Zuo Biography" describes the human and silver spikes, which is probably a sketch of a simple pen.

Third, the strategists' rhetoric recorded in the "Warring States Policy" often cites vivid fables, which is also a literary means to help reason.

It has both literary values.

It has both literary values.

"Warring States Policy" is more literary than "Left Turn".

"Warring States Policy" depicts the characters in more detail.

"Zuo Biography" is relegated to truth, and "Warring States Policy" is reminiscent.

There is no author, because it is a book that is a compilation of various doctrines. In addition, the editor can also be called the author. Just like the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius is the editor, and can also be considered the author.

Because the ancient literati often added their own opinions when compiling, such as historical records, which were originally just historical books, but Sima Qian added a lot of his own commentary, and his academic achievements were also very high, and the descendants of Pei Songzhi, Jin Shengsi, Fat Yanzhai and others even became famous by annotations.

The author of the Warring States Policy has not been determined until now, and the original names such as "National Policy", "State Affairs", "Short and Long", "Things Language", "Long Book", and "Repair Book" have not been determined. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, when Liu Xiang was collating group books, he found six kinds of manuscripts that recorded Zonghengjia in the royal collection, but the content was chaotic and the text was incomplete. So Liu Xiang compiled the "Warring States Policy" according to the country.

Therefore, the Warring States Policy is obviously not made by one person at a time, Liu Xiang is only the reviser and compiler of the Warring States Policy. Because most of the records in his book are the political propositions and diplomatic strategies of the country that the Zonghengjia supplemented during the Warring States Period, Liu Xiang named the book "Warring States Policy".

During the Northern Song Dynasty, there were a lot of scattered "Warring States Policy", which was supplemented by Zeng Gong for the current "Warring States Policy". In 1973, a number of silk books were unearthed in the No. 3 Han Tomb of Mawangdui in Changsha, one of which was similar to the current "Warring States Policy", which was named "Warring States Zongheng Family Book" after collation. The book has a total of 27 articles, of which 11 are basically the same in content and text as the current "Warring States Policy" and "Historical Records".

The Warring States Policy was compiled by Liu Xiangxiang of the Western Han Dynasty according to the historical materials of the Warring States Period, with a total of 33 volumes, divided into national compilations.