Qiu Xigui, an ancient philologist, examined and approved the manuscript, merged some remaining bamboo slips, adjusted the arrangement order of bamboo slips except Hook Yi, Five Elements and Lumu Official Document Zi Si, and adjusted the chapters of bamboo slips. In addition to correcting the technical problems, many suggestions and references are put forward. The author also included it in his notes in the form of "Autumn Press". At the end of 1994, Hubei Daily published another important discovery in the archaeological history of China-the earliest bamboo slips unearthed in Jingmen, Laozi and other ancient books, which revealed Guodian bamboo slips for the first time. 1July, 997, the report on the excavation of Guodian No.1 tomb was officially announced; 1998 In May, the book Bamboo Slips of Chu Tomb in Guodian was officially published in Cultural Relics Publishing House. Once these materials were published, they immediately attracted great attention from academic circles, and academic seminars and symposiums were held in various places to discuss the related issues of Guodian bamboo slips.
1998 In May, Dartmouth University held the world's first academic seminar on Laozi in Guodian. The meeting focused on Laozi and Taiyi Shengshui, and some papers were included in the book Guodian Laozi-Dialogue between Eastern and Western Scholars.
1999 10, "International Symposium on Bamboo Slips of Guodian" was held in Wuhan University. The conference focused on the explanation, editing and collating of bamboo slips, and the relevant achievements were compiled into the Proceedings of the International Symposium on Bamboo Slips in Guodian, which was published by Hubei People's Publishing House in May 2000.
The "International Symposium on Emerging Bamboo Silk" held in Peking University in August 2000 is a direct extension and continuation of the 1998 meeting.
200 1, 1, Shaanxi Normal University organized "Guodian Bamboo Slips and Historical Culture Seminar".
In June, 2003, on the 0/0 anniversary of Guodian Bamboo Slips, Jingmen Museum organized the International Symposium on Guodian Bamboo Slips. The collection of the conference was "New Knowledge of Ancient Tomb-Paper Album to Commemorate the 0/0 anniversary of Guodian Bamboo Slips", which was published by Hong Kong International Yanhuang Culture Publishing House in June, 2003.
In addition, Guodian bamboo slips are still the focus of academic attention at other bamboo slips and silk books research conferences. The research literature (up to 2000) compiled by Liao Mingchun in Guodian Bamboo Slips Catalogue (Revised Edition) has monographs (volumes) 17 and 345 papers. Limited by space, the entry only records part of the literature of the monograph (album).
1. Jingmen Museum: Bamboo Slips of Chu Tomb in Guodian, Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing House, 1998 May.
2. Papers of Guodian Laozi International Symposium, Dartmouth University, USA,1May, 998.
3. Cui Renyi. Research on Laozi Bamboo Slips in Guodian, Jingmen, Beijing. Science Press, 1998, 10.
4. Ding: Interpretation and Research of Guodian Bamboo Slips "Laozi", Taipei: Wanjuanlou Book Co., Ltd., 1998 September.
5. Jiang Guanghui, editor-in-chief: A Study of Bamboo Slips in Guodian (20 Series of China Philosophy), Shenyang: Liaoning Education Press, 1999, 1.
6. Liu: Lao Zi's Interpretation of Guodian Bamboo Slips, Taipei: Wen Yi Publishing House, 1999, 1.
7. Sixin Ding: "Research on Bamboo Slips of Guodian Chu Tomb", doctoral thesis of Wuhan University, 1999.
8. Zhang Guangyu, editor-in-chief: A Study of Guodian Bamboo Slips, Volume I, Explaining Words, Taipei: Wen Yi Publishing House, 1999, 1.
9. Chen, editor-in-chief: Ideological Documents Unearthed in this Century and Essays on China's Classical Philosophy (Volume I and Volume II), Taipei: Fu Jen Catholic University Press,1April, 999.
10. Wei: Interpretation of Laozi in Chu Bamboo Slips, Taipei: Wanjuanlou Book Co., Ltd., 1999 August.
1 1. Chen Guying, editor-in-chief: Research on Taoist CultureNo. 17 (special issue of Guodian Bamboo Slips), Beijing: Sanlian Bookstore,1August 1999.
12. Gao: A Study of Laozi's Moral Classics, Beijing Broadcasting Institute Press,1June 999.
13. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Bamboo Slips in Guodian, Volumes I and II, institute of chinese studies, Wuhan University, etc. , 1999 10.
14. Hou Cai: Collation of Laozi, Bamboo Slips of Chu Tomb in Guodian, Dalian Publishing House, 1999.
15. Peng Hao: Laozi's Collating Bamboo Slips of Guodian, Hubei People's Publishing House, 1, 2000.
16. Guodian Bamboo Slips Research Institute, University of Tokyo: A Study on the Ideological History of Guodian Bamboo Slips, Volume I, 1999 1 1.
17. Editorial Department of China Philosophy and Academic Committee of the International Federation of Confucian Scholars: Guodian Bamboo Slips and Confucianism (China Philosophy No.21Series), Shenyang: Liaoning Education Press, June 5438+0.