Episode 4: Zhangjiashan Han Slips

In the vast history, Zhangjiashan Han Bamboo Slips, with its unique status and value, has opened a window for us to the social system and cultural landscape of the early Western Han Dynasty.Recently, the Zhangjiashan Han Bamboo Slips that have attracted much attention have become a research hotspot. The more than 2,000 bamboo slips contained in it are not only the first large-scale Han Dynasty laws and regulations unearthed in China, but also a vivid annotation of the historical proposition that the Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system..

The unearthed Han bamboo slips in Zhangjiashan left extremely precious original materials for future generations.It includes - Er Nian Ling - Zou Jian Shu - Han Lv Chapter 16 - Gong Ling - and other legal provisions and official documents. These precious documents provide us with the early Western Han Dynasty.direct evidence of the legal, political, and economic systems of the year.

In the program, three experts, Li Junming, a researcher at the Center for Research and Protection of Unearthed Documents at Tsinghua University, Meng Man, a professor at the School of History and Culture at Minzu University of China, and Yang Bo, an associate researcher at the Institute of Ancient History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, combined the original records of Zhangjiashan Han Bamboo Slips to interpret them in simple and in-depth termsIt describes the social system and cultural outlook of the early Western Han Dynasty.They not only explained in detail the specific content and implementation of Han laws, but also deeply explored the social background and historical logic behind these laws.

The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin Dynasty system, which not only means that the Han Dynasty inherited the institutional framework of the Qin Dynasty, but also means that the Han Dynasty developed and innovated on the basis of inheritance.The unearthing of Han bamboo slips in Zhangjiashan reveals to us the continuity and development of the Han system inherited from the Qin system.In terms of the legal system, the Han Dynasty refined and improved the legal provisions on the basis of inheriting the laws and regulations of the Qin Dynasty and combined with its own social reality and political needs, making the legal system of the Han Dynasty more complete and sophisticated.

In terms of political and economic systems, the Han Dynasty also innovated and developed on the basis of inheriting the Qin Dynasty.For example, while inheriting the prefecture and county system of the Qin Dynasty, the Han Dynasty also implemented a feudal system. This system not only maintained centralization of power, but also took into account local interests.In terms of economic systems, the Han Dynasty implemented a series of reform measures such as the land equalization system, which effectively promoted the recovery and development of the social economy.

The excavation and research of Han bamboo slips in Zhangjiashan not only provide us with valuable historical data, but also reveal the continuity and development of the Han Dynasty's inheritance from the Qin Dynasty.This historical phenomenon not only reflects the inheritance and innovation of ancient Chinese institutions, but also provides an important perspective and inspiration for our understanding and understanding of history today.

Through the study of Han bamboo slips in Zhangjiashan, we can have a deeper understanding of the social system and cultural outlook of the early Western Han Dynasty, and we can also more clearly see the continuity and development of ancient Chinese systems in inheritance and innovation.This is of great significance for us to understand history, understand culture, and guide reality.