因为看稿子顺手查古汉语词典，发现了一个秘密。 原来写史记的司马迁，不仅是写出了史家之绝唱，无韵之离骚，还做出了千古第一表。 今天我们说到表格的“表”，最早的词源就是《史记》里“十表八书”的那个表。 从现有文献和文物看，在还在用竹简的时代，司马迁做了中国最早的一张表，而且还很复杂。比如六国年表，以周纪年统领全局，六国分列井井有条。同事@帆仔 告诉我，准确的说它属于分类统计图表。 顺便分享个潜规则，在古代汉语词典里，学术圈默认某个义项所引用的例句，是要找到古籍中最早用例的。比如表字“表格”的义项，举的例子就是《报任安书》里那句“为十表”。 大表哥千古！

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因为看稿子顺手查古汉语词典，发现了一个秘密。原来写史记的司马迁，不仅是写出了史家之绝唱，无韵之离骚，还做出了千古第一表。今天我们说到表格的“表”，最早的词源就是《史记》里“十表八书”的那个表。从现有文献和文物看，在还在用竹简的时代，司马迁做了中国最早的一张表，而且还很复杂。比如六国年表，以周纪年统领全局，六国分列井井有条。同事@帆仔告诉我，准确的说它属于分类统计图表。顺便分享个潜规则，在古代汉语词典里，学术圈默认某个义项所引用的例句，是要找到古籍中最早用例的。比如表字“表格”的义项，举的例子就是《报任安书》里那句“为十表”。大表哥千古！

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