Chapter 13 Preface to "Ren Zi" [1]

Preface to "Ren Zi" [1] Ma Zong's "Yi Lin": "Ren Zi" in twelve volumes, Zhu Yun, named Yi. "Yu Lan" quotes "Huaiji Dianlu": "Ren Yi, with the word Anhe, is a man of Juzhang." And "Wu Zhi" notes and quotes "Dianlu": Zhu Yu is close to Wang Langyun, "a scholar of articles, Li Yan Can be flourishing, the censor Zhongcheng Juzhang Ren Yi, Poyang prefect Zhang An Yuxiang, each galloping in writing, Ye Ruo Chunrong." [2] Luo Jun's "Si Ming Zhi" [3] also has a biography of Yi, Yun Jin has "Ren Son" ten volumes.Yishu was lost in the Song Dynasty, but it is said in the "Zhi" that it exists today. According to Gaidi's "Yi Lin", the records of the Sui and Tang Dynasties were not recorded, so the name Zhuanhui.Hu Yuanrui suspected that it was Ren Gu's "Tao Lun", and Xu Xiangmei thought Linhai Ren Xu.

〔4〕 Of the citations in the books reviewed today, there is Ren Gu's "On Morality" and "Ren Zi", which are two books and two people are very clear.However, "Chu Xue Ji" quotes Ren Gu's commentary: "A virtuous husband accumulates propriety and righteousness in the court, spreads benevolence in the wild, and makes the world happily sing and dance with virtue." "Ren Zi" is similar, and it is no longer possible to test because of coincidence or wrong questions.Today, those who write the direct title "Ren Zi" will save their books in one volume.

※ ※ ※ 〔1〕This article is compiled according to the manuscript, and the writing time is unknown.Original without punctuation. "Ren Zi", written by Ren Yi in Juzhang (now Cixi, Zhejiang) in the Eastern Han Dynasty.The title of the cover of Lu Xun's collection is "Ren Yizi", and the title of the main text is "Ren Zi", one volume.According to "Yi Lin", "Taiping Yulan", "Beitang Shuchao" and "Chuxue Ji", there are 26 pieces in total.Not in print. 〔2〕For Zhu Yu, please refer to the book "Zhu Yu's Preface to Kuaiji Land Records".For the quotation, see the note of "Three Kingdoms · Wu Shu · Yu Fan Biography".

[3] Luo Jun, a native of the Song Dynasty, was an official Congzheng Lang and a new Ganzhou recorder to join the army. "Si Ming Zhi", a local chronicle, edited by Luo Jun, Fang Wanli, etc., was completed in the third year of Baoqing (1227), with a total of 21 volumes.Ren Yi passed on the eighth volume of the book: "Ren Yi, a man of Juzhang, is the imperial censor Zhongcheng. Zhu Yu called him a scholar of articles, and he was eloquent. Today there are ten volumes of "Ren Zi", see "Yi Lin"." 〔4〕Hu Yuanrui (1551-1602), named Yinglin, styled Yuanrui, was born in Lanxi (now part of Zhejiang), a scholar of the Ming Dynasty.He is the author of "Shaoshi Shanfang Class Draft", "Shaoshi Shanfang Bi Collection" and so on. "Shaoshi Shanfang Bi Cong Jingji Huitong": "Only "Ren Yizi" has not been tested. In Taoism, Ren Gu, the prefect of Weihe River, wrote twelve volumes of "Tao Lun", or the words are wrong." According to Ren Gu, the word Zhaoxian (one as Zhaoguang), the servant of Huangmen in the Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms.Not Ren Yi.Xu Xiangmei, courtesy name Zhonghe, was born in Hangzhou in the Ming Dynasty. "Records of Famous Sages in Two Zhejiang Provinces": "Ren Cilong, named Yi. The county general Jiang Xiu invited him to be a meritorious Cao, thank you. The later calendar official Yushi Zhongcheng." According to Ren Cilong, named Xu, Linhai Zhang'an in the Jin Dynasty (now Zhejiang Linhai) people, official to doctor.Xu Xiangmei mistakenly joined Ren Xu and Ren Yi as one person.

〔5〕 "Yu Lan" 430 is based on the text of Lu Xun's series "Ren Zi" as ""Yu Lan" 420"', yes.