英文阅览六经皆史
The Six Confucian Classics Are All About History.
这是古代学者提出的一个重要的学术思想出题，以为“六经”（《易》、《书》、《诗》、《礼》、《乐》、《春秋》）反映的是夏、商、周三代社会、政治等现实情况的前史文本，而不是圣人故意留下的义理说教。体系分析这一出题的代表人物是清代学者章学诚。这一出题动摇了儒家经典的崇高位置，标志着我国史学趋向自觉与独立。
The Six Confucian Classics are The Book of Changes， The Book of History， The Book of Songs， The Book of Rites， The Book of Music， and The Spring and Autumn Annals. An important proposition put forward by scholars of late imperial China was that those are all historical
texts. According to these scholars， the Six Classics are all concerned with the social and political realities of the Xia， Shang， and Zhou dynasties rather than the teachings left
by ancient sages. Zhang Xuecheng of the Qing Dynasty was the representative scholar to systematically
expound（论述）this proposition. This view challenged the sacred status of the classics of Confucianism and marked a self-conscious and independent trend in Chinese historiography.
引例 Citation：
◎学者信奉六经，以谓圣人立言以垂教，不知三代盛时，各守专官之掌故，而非圣人有意作为文章也。（章学诚《文史通义·史释》）
（学者推重六经，以为圣人著书立说，是为了给后人留下垂示经验，却不知道那实际上是夏、商、周三代昌盛之时，各司其职的官员写下的准则和史实，而不是圣人有意编撰的典籍。）
Scholars worship the Six Classics and say that they are the words of sages set down to teach later generations. They do not realize that the classics are the regulations and historical facts recorded by officials in the flourishing days of the three dynasties of Xia， Shang， and Zhou. They are not the writings of ancient sages. （Zhang Xuecheng： General Principles of Literature and History）
聲一无听，物一无文
A Single Note Does Not Compose a Melodious Tune， Nor Does a Single Color Make a Beautiful Pattern.
单一动静不构成悦耳的旋律，单一色彩不构成美丽的斑纹。其本质着重文学艺术的美在于多样性的一致与调和，只要在多样性的一致与调和中才干发明美。这一出题后来构成我国古代文艺理论的重要准则，推进文艺的昌盛与开展。
This statement suggests that the beauty of literature and art lies in the unity and harmony of diverse elements. It became an important principle in ancient Chinese theories on literature and art， and facilitated the development of literature and art.
引例 Citations：
◎声一无听，物一无文，味一无果，物一无讲。（《国语·郑语》）
（单一动静不能构成悦耳的旋律，单一色彩不能构成美丽的斑纹，单一滋味不能成为美食，单一事物无法进行比较。）
A single note does not compose a melodious tune； a single color does not form a beautiful pattern； a single flavor does not make a delicious meal； and a single thing has nothing to compare with. （Discourses on Governance of the States）
◎五色杂而成黼黻，五音比而成韶夏，五性发而为辞章，神理之数也。（刘勰《文心雕龙·情采》）
（多种色彩的丝才干绣成美丽的斑纹，多种声响配组成悦耳的音乐，多种情感抒写成美好的辞章，这是天然之理呀！）
It is natural that silk of different colors can be used to embroider（刺绣）a beautiful pattern， different notes to produce melodious music， and expressions of different feelings to present a fine work of literary art. （Liu Xie： The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons ）
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