The old book is called Zhou Shu in Jizhong. Sui Shu Yiwenzhi and Sui Shu Yiwenzhi both claim that this book was written by Wang Wei Anli in the second year of Jin Taikang. Then, for a long time. However, Jin Shu Wudi Collection, Xunxu and Biography of Shu Yun contain 75 bamboo books with titles, so they have nothing to do with Zhou Shu. Du Yu's Preface to the Interpretation of the Spring and Autumn Annals contains all the books, but Zhou Shu doesn't list them. Those who don't leave the grave are books every week. There are seventy-one Zhou Shu articles in Hanshu Yiwenzhi before the exam, and this edition is one less than Ban Gu's. Chen's Record of Solving Problems says that there are seventy articles, and "Xu" is at the end. At the beginning of the publication of Jingkou, the preface was scattered in various articles, but the number of articles was still 70, which was consistent with that of Han Zhi. Sima Qian's discipline of the king of Wu and his business dealings also correspond to this book. When Xu Shen wrote Shuowen, he quoted Zhou Shu as a "great scholar" and Zhou Shu as "dare not pout with claws". Ma Rong annotated The Analects of Confucius and quoted Zhou Shu Yue Ling. Zheng Xuan notes Zhou Li, Zhou Shu, Wang Hui, Yi Li and Zhou Shu's "The Law of the Wall". They are all old books handed down from Han Dynasty before Jizhong. Guo Pu annotated Er Ya, which was called Yi Zhou Shu. Notes on Selected Works of Shan Li is also called Yizhoushu. In the Jin Dynasty and the early Tang Dynasty, the title of "Ji Tomb" has not been used in old books. The person who calls Ji Zhong on the one hand is almost the same as Fang's bamboo slips "Lacquer Book", which can't be regarded as referring to. Obviously, Confucius deleted the book. At that time, "History of the South" had not been published, and it was circulated without trial. Therefore, it is wrong to combine Jizhong and bamboo slips into one thing, but the people who edited Sui Zhi mistakenly adopted it. Zheng Xuan wrote "Preface to Dai Li", saying that the parallel and the Jie are different. Jizhongshu originated from Jin Taikang, but it has not been verified why it is similar. Don't miss the exam. Li Dao's Postscript and Liu Kezhuang's Post-Shi Cun Dialect, cited in Literature General Examination, all think that this book existed in the Han Dynasty, but it was later hidden and reappeared because of bamboo slips. This is a theory of correcting mistakes and being good at mediation. However, the old edition contains the postscript of Ding Fu in the fifteenth year of Jiading. After repeated textual research, it is believed that there is no burial. The conclusion is final. His book records the deeds of the prince of Jin, who is considered to be the queen. King moire was appointed as the king, and the King of Wu and Duke Zhou made a private expedition to the east, captured the Yin heritage, violently destroyed the original beast, surrounded Baoyu, moved more than 100 million yuan, got off the bus three times, hung his head too white, and used it in the southern suburbs, all of which were inevitable for the ancients. Chen thinks that the behavior of the descendants of the Warring States period seems to be ignorant. But "Left Turn" quoted "Zhou Zhi" as saying that "being brave is wrong, not in the hall". He also quoted the Book as saying, "Be cautious at the beginning, respect at the end, and not be sleepy at the end". He also quoted the book "Be prepared for danger in times of peace". Also known as "Zhou Zuojiu Punishment". Its articles are all in today's book, but they are all from the Spring and Autumn Period. After the Warring States period, he turned to additional interests, so his writing was complicated. It is a legacy of three generations and cannot be discarded. There are eleven modern books: Mao Cheng, three fat, Jiuzheng, Jiukai, Liu Fa, Kevin, Baokai, Bafan, Ji Zi, Kidd and Yue Ling. I wrote a lot, too. Today's textual research on Historical Records of the Chu Family quotes Zhou Shu as "wanting to start at first", while Zhu Fuyan quotes Zhou Shu as "relying on safety, saving and using", while Huo Zhi quotes Zhou Shu as "if you can't get out of agriculture, you will lack food, if you can't get out of work, you will lack things, if you can't get out of business, you will have three treasures, and if you can't get out of danger, you will have less money." Hanshu quoted Zhou Shu as saying "if you don't do it, you will be blamed" and Zhou Shu as saying "if you don't do it, you will be blamed"; Zhou Shu was quoted in the Six Classics of the Tang Dynasty as saying, "Tang Fang was a chieftain of the society, taking the seal of the son of heaven and placing him in the position of the son of heaven", but none of them are here today. Gaijing lost eleven articles. Judging from Li Dao's postscript, it is already difficult to read, so Song Ben is gone.