1, Japanese scholars believe that "worry posts" are single posts. "The last three lines of Confucius' post are also called" worry posts "by Japanese scholars (quoted from Liu Qiuzeng, Wang Rutao and Liu Xishan's A Record of Wang Xizhi (with a Record)). Tomita said that Cong Mo "has always been introduced as containing three intermittent letters: one" sad post "(three lines), two" September 17th posts "(press: also known as" Confucius post ") (three lines) and three" sad posts "(three lines).
2. According to Chu Suiliang's Bibliography of the Right Army in the Tang Dynasty (Zhang Yanyuan's Records of Laws, Volume III, People's Fine Arts Publishing House,1984.5,91), the worry posts should belong to Confucius posts. September 17th is equivalent to September 17th Xihe Newspaper in the Right Army Bibliography. The Bibliography of the Right Army is a record made by Chu Suiliang while sorting out Wang Shu in his inner office. The complete works of China's calligraphy, Wang Xizhi's Wang Xianzhi Volume, Rong Geng's Wang Xizhi and His Ink, and Xu Bangda's Gu Shuhua are all called "Notes of Confucius", but there is no post of "De Shijie".
Tomita wrote About the Existing Funeral Sticks in Japan, The Sticks in Confucius and The Sticks among Sisters. According to the literature published in Japan, he also believes that the "worry stick" should belong to Confucius' middle stick. Fu Tian Chun quoted Ota Keijiro's comments on Wang Xizhi's posts in Confucius, especially the later posts (198 1 year): Jiang Yuezong typed (1574- 1643) in the Records of Appraisal of the Writing of Mohist Classics. "Tibetans are very upset about the damage caused by' knowing how to guide the disease', so they moved the word' after asking' up." According to the above-mentioned literature written in ink, Futian thinks that the hanging post is a part of Confucius' middle post: "In fact, there are two posts: the sad post (three lines) and the September 17th post (six lines). If the post on September 17 is six lines, starting with' Xi's report' and ending with' Xi's report', which is in line with Wang Xizhi's calligraphy style, it can also be used as circumstantial evidence. "