Three Kingdoms

  Chapter 491 Problems of modern and ancient classics

  The sky is already a little dark, everything is no longer distinct and clear, and the outlines of each are a little blurred due to the light, and the color is gradually getting closer to gray and black...

  It is very similar to the situation where Fei Qian is now.

  In all fairness, Jia Qu thinks that Fei Qian has done a good job in treating Wei Wang just now, but...

  It is possible that Wei Wang himself came here with the goal of taking the next best thing. Of course, if Fei Qian foolishly took over the manor, then it would be even better for Wei Wang.

  Although it is not sure whether Wei Shi will put all kinds of logos on every corner like those sponsors in later generations, but in this way, Wei Shi will at least leave a good impression in front of the students...

   That is equivalent to gaining fame.

  After asking the maids to remove the tables and bowls, they lit candles and served some tea soup. Fei Qian looked at Jia Qu and asked, "What do you think, Liang Dao, about this matter?"

   Unexpectedly, Jia Qu didn't talk too much about Wei Wang, maybe because he felt that Fei Qian should know it well, so he said: "This...it depends on whether the lord wants to teach the modern scriptures or the ancient scriptures..."

Ok?

  What is the explanation for this statement?

Could it be that…

   "What Liang Dao said, could it be that the Wei family mainly focused on the Jin Jing? Didn't they pass it on from "Gui Zang"?" Fei Qian was a little puzzled. Didn't the Wei family pass on the Yi Jing to his family? Didn't the Wei family have three volumes of fragments in his family?

   Jia Qu nodded and said, "Although there is "Gui Zang", the Wei family mainly focuses on "Jing Shi Yi"..."

   No wonder.

   Fei Qian nodded, and generally understood a little.

The Book of Changes can be said to talk about the source of the universe that ancient people thought about philosophy. The Book of Changes has also changed several times during the development process. The first is "Lianshan" which died in the summer, and then "Gui Zang" was lost in the Shang Dynasty. Only the relatively complete "Book of Changes" preserved by King Wen of Zhou was called "Book of Changes" at this time, but it was not a classic.

Because the ancient characters are obscure and difficult to understand, in the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius and his disciples created "Ten Wings", namely "Yi Zhuan", to interpret "Yi", and thus combined "Yi" and "Yi Zhuan" into one, It was called the "Book of Changes", and it officially became a classic that Confucianism must learn.

Later, after Qin Huo passed, the Tian family became the first person to pass on Yi in the early Han Dynasty. Later, there were Jiao family and Fei family, and then extended thirteen families, among which Shi, Meng and Liangqiu's "Yi" Xue is the most influential among the thirteen families, besides that, there is Jing’s Yi Xue…

  Jing's Yixue originated from Jiao's, which focuses on divination.

  But what’s interesting is that, in order to be different, these people who study the Book of Changes unanimously mixed their own views into their understanding of the Book of Changes, and began to carry out various…

   annotations, well, even...

   Misinterpretation.

To put it simply, for example, when Fei Qian went to study in Jingxiang, he heard Xun Yu's "Theory of the Four Virtues" in the Xunjia Villa of the Great Yi scholar Xun Shuang, so it can also be regarded as An annotation for Yi.

  Although Xun Yu’s explanation is more or less positive, but Jing’s Yi mostly uses divination to measure hexagrams and explain them based on this. Well, this leads to...

   Well, everyone knows...

   "Liang Dao, do you think the present scriptures or the ancient scriptures are better?" Fei Qian asked.

   "This..." Jia Qu was a little hesitant. After all, he is not a master of Confucian classics, so how can he comment on it without authorization?

   Feiqian smiled and said: "Well, let's treat it as a small talk, talk about it casually, Liang Dao doesn't need to worry."

  Jia Qu nodded, then thought for a while, and said: "Qin Huo's fault is also the legalist's crime. The ancient scriptures are incomplete, but the current scriptures are mended. This is a good deed..."

   Feiqian nodded without interrupting or saying anything, because he knew that this was just the beginning of Jia Qu's thoughts, and there must be some opinions of his own behind.

   "... However, the people at present, with selfish intentions, no good will to serve the public, or jealous, or party members, do not consider the facts, do not know the truth, alas..." Jia Qu shook his head, and did not continue.

  Fei subconsciously tapped on the table, thinking about it. In fact, this is also a question he has been thinking about for a long time. The Three Kingdoms are far from being as simple as he originally imagined...

  In later generations, I also saw people talking about burning books and burying Confucianism on many forums. Now it seems that Confucianism may not be the only one who is robbed, but all schools except Legalism!

  But the result was not as the Legalists wished...

  The other schools struggled to survive, but the Legalists themselves were kicked out of court...

   Or in other words, it was swallowed by Confucianism, and the remaining scum was vomited far away...

   At the same time, Confucianism seems to have swallowed many other schools that have experienced the Qin fire and withered...

  On the one hand, in order to perfect their own theories and classics, and on the other hand, in order to gain more capital in politics, many great Confucianists in the Han Dynasty chose the same path...

  The books are compiled and stand upright.

   Then start watering.

  Fei Qian suddenly thought of a sentence, sighed deeply, and said with great emotion: "Liang Dao, in fact, what you are talking about is the question of 'the people can make it so they can't make it know'!"

   Jia Qu was taken aback for a moment, then frowned, slightly puzzled.

   Fei Qian casually broke this classic saying into two or three different sentences, and explained it to Jia Qu a little bit.

  Jia Qu clapped his hands happily, and said loudly: "That's right! My lord, this sentence is the current evil!" Jia Qu admired it very much. This sentence is really wonderful, and it is really the most appropriate way to describe the present moment.

  Looking at Jia Qu's adoring eyes, Fei Qian couldn't help but feel a little itchy in his throat, and coughed twice. This sentence is so famous that he is too familiar with it.

   But, to put it this way...

  The current situation of Confucianism, plus the resources I have now, doesn’t it, um, this seems to be…

  Can you do something?

   And in this way, even if Wei Shi makes some moves, it seems that he can...

  However, let’s wait for master Cai Yong to come over and carry the banner. With my small body, I can’t bear to make such a big proposition!

   So Fei Qian said: "This matter has a lot to do with it, so let's not talk about it for now. With Wei's resources, let's build the school on Taoshan first."

   "Wei's follow-up actions will not be useful until we start the school, so there is no rush..."

  Jia Qu nodded, and then said: "My lord, can you engrave Tai Bo's sentence on the gate tablet?"

  Fei Qian laughed and said: "That's fine, but just write it down first, and it's inconvenient to say more for the time being..."

   "It's natural, Qu Li understands it." Jia Qu looked at Fei Qian with agitated mood. Originally, Jia Kui, the ancestor of the Jia family, was a great writer and a staunch supporter of ancient texts and classics. He once debated difficultly with Li Yu, a great scholar who ruled modern texts and classics at that time, and became famous for a while. But then the family gradually declined. In his generation, he saw the modern classics and classics, and he felt very sad in his heart. But today, he found that Fei Qian, as the lord, seemed to agree with the ancient scriptures. Feeling, I was very excited immediately, so I left with full of fighting spirit, full of energy, wishing to finish the construction of the school immediately...

  Fei Qian sent Jia Qu out of the hall, then stood in the courtyard, looked up at the numerous stars that had never been seen in later generations, feeling a little intoxicated for a while.

  The Three Kingdoms, just like this gorgeous night, actually hides many unknown secrets. Only when you calm down and look at it slowly, you seem to be able to detect the thrilling beauty...

   The Han Dynasty was a very interesting dynasty. Well, in fact, the Three Kingdoms was solidified by old man Luo, so most people only pay attention to the emperors and generals...

   But the author is obviously not an ordinary person...

   Ka Ka Ka...

   Put a poss first to be proud...

   Why do you think Dianniang's cover is a bit silly and cute?

   Or maybe Dianniang thinks there are more people in Haru?

  (end of this chapter)