殷墟卜辞中有“柢”,相当于古代哲学思想中的“本根”。卜辞中有一些“王”字,不是指商王,而是指“王道”,文献中又称为“王极”。“王道”代表“公平正直”,卜辞中有一些“公”字,当解释为“公平”之意。殷墟卜辞中又有“猷”,与《尚书》、《诗经》中的“猷”同义,指先圣之道。 In the ruins of the Yin ruins, there are “柢”, which is equivalent to “root” in ancient philosophical thought. There are some “king” words in the inscriptions, not referring to the king, but to “king”, the literature is also known as “Wang.” “Wangdao” stands for “fairness and integrity,” and there are some “male” characters in the inscriptions, which should be interpreted as “fair”. Yin Ruins in another “猷”, and “Shangshu”, “Book of Songs” in the “猷” synonymous, refers to the word of preaching.