我们现在通常所看到的注释书,一般都是注文和所解原文连在一起的。但在古代,特别在西汉以上,几部传世的儒家经典的传注大都独立行世,不与原文相附。比如《汉书·艺文志》所录群经注解,都是先列某书经若干篇,再分列诸家传注及篇数。如《易》 The annotations we normally see now are generally linked to the original text. However, in the ancient times, especially in the Western Han Dynasty, most of the Confucian classics handed down from the world were mostly independent in their works and not attached to the original texts. For example, “Han Yi Wen Zhi” recorded by the group notes, are some of the first by a number of books, and then divided into various notes and articles. Such as “easy”