Abstract
“Si-Sheng-tong-Jie” is undoubtedly a very valuable material not only in the history of Chinese Linguistics, but also in the study of Korean Linguistics history. Since “Meng-Gu-Yun-Lüe” and “Gu-Jin-Yun-Hui” have not been handed down, it is only through “Si-Sheng-tong-Jie” that the information of the two rhyme books can be confirmed, so it is of more reference value. This paper first evaluates the contribution of Yu, Chang-gyun(1974) and Endo Mitsuaki(2001) to the literature cited by “Si-Sheng-tong-Jie”, and then points out the mistakes in these two studies., and then expounds some new opinions of the author. In particular, it should be pointed out that the “Yun-Hui” quoted by “Si-Sheng-tong-Jie” is not “Gu-Jin-Yun-Hui”, but should be “Gu-Jin-Yun-Hui-Ju-Yao”. In the future, we will do specific analysis and research on this issue.
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