元末明初朱善生平仕宦與《詩經解頤》探析

Zhu Shan, who had long been a teacher, was summoned to the capital in the early years of the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty, eventually rising to the position of Grand Academician in the Hall of Literature. He composed the work Interpretations of the Classic of Poetry in four volumes. Little research has been done on Zhu Shan and his work, and there are some inaccuracies in existing studies. This study examines his life and career, investigating whether he achieved the highest scholarly rank, zhuangyuan. It explores the publication, dissemination, and influence of this book in the early Ming. It also challenges previous comments by scholars in the Siku quanshu and others regarding Interpretations of the Classic of Poetry. This paper presents various evidence to demonstrate that this book was compiled to aid scholars in their preparation for the imperial examinations on the Classic of Poetry.