1900, Dunhuang suicide note was unearthed, including two most important Taoist works-Laozi, Zhuangzi (remnant volume) and Guanzi.
1972, Liu Tao, unearthed from the Han tomb of Leucaena leucocephala in Linyi, Shandong Province, has a strong flavor of the Huang family, which may be part of the squire recorded in the annals.
1973, silk books Old A Zi and Lao Zi B were unearthed from Mawangdui Han Tomb in Changsha, Hunan. Old A Zi is the later ancient book Nine Masters, and Lao Zi B is the previous ancient book The Four Classics of the Yellow Emperor.
1973, bamboo slips "Six Pagodas" and "Wen Zi" were unearthed from the Han Tomb in Bajiaolang, Dingxian County, Hebei Province.
1977, four bamboo slips, Zhuangzi, Zeyang, Waiwu and Rang Wang, were unearthed from the Han Tomb in Shuanggudui, Fuyang, Anhui.
65438-0987 Zhuangzi, a bamboo slip unearthed from Zhangjiashan Han Tomb in Jiangling, Hubei Province.
1988, The Eight Types of Guanzi was unearthed from the Chu Tomb in shi ban cun, Cili, Hunan.
1993, Lao A Zi, B, C unearthed from the Chu tomb in Guodian, Jingmen, Hubei Province in the middle of the Warring States Period, and Taoist documents Taiyi Shui Sheng and Jade Cong Si (Daoism).
During the period of 1994, a batch of Chu bamboo books of the Warring States Period appeared in the Hong Kong cultural relics market, which were immediately bought back by the Shanghai Museum. They were later called Shang Bo bamboo slips, including Hengxian bamboo slips, Peng Zu bamboo slips, Sande bamboo slips, Fan Liuxing bamboo slips and Yongyue bamboo slips, among which Hengxian bamboo slips are the most famous.
At the beginning of 2009, Peking University collected a collection of precious bamboo books of the Western Han Dynasty, totaling more than 3,300 pieces, among which the most striking documents are the Complete Works of Laozi and Zhou Xun, and the incomplete part of Laozi only accounts for 1% of the book's length, which is almost a "perfect wall". Zhou Xun's discovery will "restore the true colors of Taoism in the pre-Qin period"
Taoist Literature in Han Shu's Records of Literature and Art
Article 51 of Yi Yin.
Ban Gu's Note: "Tang Xiang."
There are 2,370 Taigong, 8 1 Mou, 7 1 Yan and 85 Ice.
Ban Gu Note: It's Zhou's teacher and father. He has an idea. In other words, the number of people who think Taigong is a master has increased recently. "Yan Shigu's Note:" Father reads Fu also. "
Article 29 of Xinjia.
Ban Gu's note: "Chen Zhou, 75 remonstrated and left, and Zhou sealed it."
Twenty-two articles by Xunzi.
Ban Gu's note: "The name Xiong Wei, Wen Wang, Zhou Feng is Chu Zu." Yan Shigu's Note: "Six voices are reversed."
Eighty-six articles of Guanzi.
Ban Gu's note: "I am famous for my country, and I am like Qi Huangong. I am a vassal of nine countries, and I don't want to use chariots. There is a biography. " Yan Shigu's Note: "Reading is the same as management."
Four biographies of Lao Tzu's neighbor.
Ban Gu's note: "Li, a first name, is a neighbor."
Thirty-seven chapters of Lao Zi's Fu Jing.
Ban Gu's Note: On Laozi's Learning.
Laozi continued six chapters.
Ban Gu's note: "The word is not in season, and Huaihai people pass on Laozi."
Liu Xiang's Lao Zi's four articles.
Nine articles of People.
Ban Gu's note: "Laozi's disciples are in cahoots with Confucius. They are called Wen and seem to be supporters."
Thirteen scorpions.
Ban Gu's note: "Mingyuan, Chu, Lao Tzu's disciple." Yan Shigu's note: "Late, surname is also, and the sound is reversed."
Nine articles of Guanyin Zi.
Ban Gu's note: "Fame and fortune are officials. I went through customs. I liked the official and followed. "
Fifty-two articles of Zhuangzi.
Ban Gu's note: "Zhou Ming, Song people."
There are eight examples.
Ban Gu's note: "The name of Kou comes from Zhuangzi and Zhuangzi."
Chengzi Lao's eighteen articles.
Nine articles on long reed seeds.
Ban Gu's note: "Chu people."
An article by Wang.
Childe seeks four articles.
Ban Gu's note: "The son of Wei is also. Zhuangzi is the first, and Zhuangzi calls it. "
Twenty-five articles by Tian Zi.
Ban Gu's note: "Ming articles, Qi people, Xia,No. Taguchi articles." Yan Shigu's Note: "The coordinate sound is reversed."
Lao Laizi has sixteen articles.
Ban Gu's note: "Chu people are at the same time as Confucius."
Qian Lou Zi, four articles.
Ban Gu's note: "Qi hermit, keep the Tao, Wang Wei gave it." Yan Shigu's note: "The sound of money is also inflammatory. Xiasheng Hu Jia. "
Two works of GongSunZi.
Yan Shigu's note: "Gongsun, surname is also unknown."
An article "Pipe".
Ban Gu's note: "Chu people live in the mountains and are crowned with storks." Yan Shigu's note: "Take the feather of the stork as the crown."
Fourteen articles by Zhou Xun.
Yan Shigu's Note: "Liu Xiang's Bielu is a small book in the cloud, and its words are vulgar."
Four classics of the yellow emperor.
Yellow six articles.
Ten chapters of the yellow emperor.
Ban Gu's note: "In the Six Kingdoms period, it was similar to Laozi."
Fifty-eight miscellaneous yellow emperors.
Ban Gu's note: "The sages of the six countries did it.
Article 22 of Li Mu.
Ban Gu's note: "The affairs of the six countries are entrusted to animal husbandry. Li Mu, the Yellow Emperor. "
Article 16 of Sun Tzu.
Ban Gu's note: "Six countries' time."
Two articles by Jie Zi.
Ban Gu's note: "Qi people, Emperor Wu said."
Two articles by Cao Yu.
Ban Gu's note: "Chu people, Emperor Wu said it was the King of Qi."
Chapter 12 of Langzhong Qi Ying.
Ban Gu's Note: "When Emperor Wudi." Yan Shigu's Note: "Liu Xiangyun is waiting for a letter, and I don't know his last name. From the perspective of travel, his name can be written. "
Chen Junzi has two chapters.
Ban Gu's note: "Shu people."
An article called Elder Zheng.
Ban Gu's note: "Six-country time. Han Zixian, Han Zi called it. " Yan Shigu's Note: "Bielu" is from Yunzheng, but I don't know its name. "
Three articles by Zi Chu.
Two quotations from Taoism.
Ban Gu Note: "I don't know the author in modern times."
There are 37 houses and 993 houses on the right. (Sima Qian refers to the Taoist school of Huang Lao, while Ban Gu here refers to the ideological and practical guide centered on Taoism such as Laozi and Zhuangzi, which is slightly colored by the immortal family of later generations. )