Question 2: Which version of Yang Bojun is better? The 2009 edition is good, because after a lot of revisions, some contents have new ideas, which took 8 years to complete.
Question 3: I want to buy The Analects, which version is better? If you haven't participated in the college entrance examination, just read The Analects of Confucius by Zhonghua Book Company. If you are a college student or have graduated, you can not only translate the Analects literally, but also read it critically, such as nan huaijin's Analects, because his interpretation of the Analects is very personal and not suitable for students' exams.
Question 4: Which is the best version of The Analects? I recommend Bai Yang Nail Edition of Zhonghua Book Company, which is more authoritative. There are many Analects of Confucius series published by Zhonghua Book Company, but Yang Edition has always been recognized as a good edition, faithful to the original, well translated and highly recommended.
Question 5: Which edition and which publishing house is the classic Analects of Confucius? Lang Yue's affirmation is just so-so. He didn't mean to attack others. It's just that when he was in graduate school, the teacher said that the books of that publishing house were not particularly good. In fact, as far as classical literature is concerned, the most important thing is to choose a good version, the best ones are Zhonghua Book Company Press and People's Literature Publishing House, and The Analects of Confucius is no exception!
Question 6: Which version of Yang Bojun is better? The Analects of Confucius (original text, translation notes, comments). Extension of portable document format file (abbreviation of portable document format)
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Question 7: Which version of The Analects is better? Fu Peirong's New Interpretation of the Analects of Confucius, Yilin Publishing House, is divided into two parts. This is a series of books, with new explanations for Laozi (up and down) and Mencius (up and down). Although it is a new scheme, it is actually very rigorous and well-founded. List all the different opinions on the controversial part, and then put forward the explanation I agree with, and prove the inference and give examples. What is "new" is that he also explained the moral of each article and its significance to contemporary people.
Question 8: How many versions of the translations and annotations of The Analects are there? Thank you. There are really countless books about The Analects. If readers think it is necessary to further study after reading The Analects, they can read the following books:
1, Annotations on the Analects of Confucius-that is, Ji Jie and Xing Mingshu, in Annotations on Thirteen Classics, except the Five English Classics, other versions mostly follow the printed version of Ruan Yuan's Nanchang, because of its collation records, which can be used for reference. If the basic text appears in the proofreading record, it will be marked with a small circle on the right side of the text sentence for easy reference.
2. Annotations on the Analects of Confucius —— Song Zhuxi (attack 130- 1200) extracted Daxue and Zhongyong from the Book of Rites, combined the Analects of Confucius and Mencius into four books, and made annotations skillfully by himself. Although there are many pedantic theories of feudal morality, Zhu himself is also an objective idealist. However, from the Ming Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, the topics of imperial examinations were all from the Four Books, and the principles of the article could not go against Zhu's point of view. This is called "generation of sage words", which has a great influence. Secondly, Zhu not only talked about righteousness, but also attached importance to the exegesis of The Analects. So this book is still worth reading.
3. Liu Baonan's The Analects of Justice (1791-1855)-Most Confucian scholars in the Qing Dynasty were dissatisfied with the notes in the Tang and Song Dynasties, so Chen Huan (1786-1863) wrote. Liu Baonan wrote The Analects of Confucius Justice according to Jiao Xun's Mencius Justice. He stopped writing because of illness, and his son Liu (182 1- 1880) continued writing. So this book was actually written by Liu Baonan and his son. The quotation is extensive, and the compromise is generally appropriate. It is precisely because of the progress of learning that the good books of that day and today's memos can point out many shortcomings, but they still have a lot of reference value.
4. Collection of Analects of Confucius by Cheng Shude. This book has been discussed with examples, so I won't go into details.
5. Yang Shuda (1885- 1956), The Analects of Confucius. In this book, all materials quoted from or related to The Analects of Confucius are listed according to the original text of The Analects of Confucius, and sometimes their own opinions are expressed with case notes. Worthy of reference.
6. Yang Bojun's interpretation of The Analects. Mr. Yang Bojun is a linguist who has made great achievements in the study of grammar and function words in ancient Chinese. Mr. Yang Bojun's academic background and family background make him handy in annotating The Analects of Confucius, Mencius and Chunqiu Zuozhuan. His Annotations on the Analects of Confucius pays attention to textual research on phonetic meaning, grammatical rules, rhetorical rules, name system, customs and habits. With thorough argumentation, fluent language and clear and accurate expression, it is not only of high academic value, but also an introductory reference book for ordinary readers to understand The Analects. Of course, the Analects of Confucius is flawed and inconsistent today.
7. Introduction of Qian Jun's Analects of Confucius. The above information comes from this website: baike.baidu/view/19183 # 4 _ 4.
Question 9: If you want to buy The Analects of Confucius, which version of The Notes on Four Books by Zhonghua Book Company is good? Never regret