I adopt the reading of the T`UNG TIEN, Cheng Yu-hsien and the T`U SHU, since they appear to apply the exact nuance required in order to make sense. The commentators using the standard text take this line to mean that maneuvers may be profitable, or they may be dangerous: it all dep...
This is followed by Ts`ao Kung’s preface to his edition, and the biography of Sun Tzu from the SHIH CHI, both translated above. Then come, firstly, Cheng Yu-hsien’s I SHUO, [39] with author’s preface, and next, a short miscellany of historical and bibliographical information ...
校正莊子集釋 (Taipei: Shih chieh, 1974) can be recommended. (b) Chuang tzu chi chieh 莊子集解 (1909), by Wang Hsien-ch’ien 王先 謙(1842–1918; a pupil of Kuo Ch’ing-fan), and of somewhat less value. This distributes a collection of interpretative and philologi- cal comments by...
Chun-Hsien Yu;Woon-Man Kung;Kuo-Feng Huang;Wen-Lin Lo;Yu-Hsien Lai;Li-Chuan Kuo;Pei-Chun Lai;Tsung-Ying Chen;Fei-Lin Kao;Chun-Chao Huang;Pi-Chieh Tsai;Wen-Ling Lo;Wei-Chun Cheng;Sheng-Po Kao;Chin-Hua Tseng;Shu-Yuan Liang;Mei-Ching Huang;Tsung-Ying Chen;Wei-Chun Cheng;Sin-Yi ...
(ii) The Kung Shih-hsieh 龔士卨 (Ma sha 麻沙 print) of 1260, in- cluded in his collection Liu tzu 六子 (issued in a revised printing of 1533 by the Shih te t’ang 世德堂 as the Liu tzu shu 六子書; reprinted 1573 as Liu tzu ch’üan shu 六子全書). The Shih te t’ang ...