1. Hua and Jia, “Zenghou Yu zun-pan he shilafa de qiyuan,” 352–359.

2. Zhang, “Guanyu Zeng Hou Yi Zun Pan Shifou Caiyong Shilafa Zhuzao de Shuping,” 85–90, 52.

3. Hubei, Zeng hou Yi Mu, 228–231.

4. Hua and Jia (1983), 352–359.

5. Hubei, “Zenghou Yu zun-pan he shilafa de qiyuan,” 229–231.

6. Zhou et al., “Zhongguo Qingtong Shidai Bu Cunzai Shilafa Zhuzao Gongyi” 80–85.

7. See Zhou et al., “Zhongguo Qingtong Shidai Bu Cunzai Shilafa Zhuzao Gongyi,” 80–85; Zhou et al., “Zai Lun ‘Shila Gongyi Bushi Zhongguo Qingtong Shidai de Xuanze,’” 41–48, 132; Dong et al., “Zaitan Zenghou Yi Zun-Pan de Zhuzao gongyi,” 97–107.

8. E.g., Huang, “Zenghou Yi Zun-Pan Caiyong Shilafa Gongyi Zhuzao Wuyongzhiyi,” 109–117; Tan, “Qianyi Gudai Shila Zhujian de Bianren,” 118–124; Hua, “Zhongxifang Shilafa zhi Tongyi: Jianping ‘Xianqin bu Cunzai Shilafa’ yi Shuo,” 87–96.

9. Zhang, “Guanyu Zeng Hou Yi Zun Pan Shifou Caiyong Shilafa Zhuzao de Shuping,” 85–90, 52.

10. Wang, “Tan Zeng Hou Yi Zun Pan de Zhuzao Gongyi,” 70–74; Wang, “Nifanfa Fuyuan Xugong Ning Loukong Panhuiwen Qingtong Shijian Yanjiu,” 34–36.

11. Wang believed that the mold into which bronze was poured consisted of three parts, with the two inner parts collectively viewed as the “inner mold” (his original term is xinfan, “core mold”). In other words, both the inner and the middle parts of the whole mold assembly belonged to the “inner mold” and were described by Wang as its two constituent layers (“Tan Zeng Hou Yi Zun Pan de Zhuzao Gongyi”; “Nifanfa Fuyuan Xugong Ning Loukong Panhuiwen Qingtong Shijian Yanjiu”).

12. For details, see Wang, “Tan Zeng Hou Yi Zun Pan de Zhuzao Gongyi,” 70–74; Wang, “Zhongguo Qingtong Shidai Loukong Qingtongqi Nifan Zhuzuo Gongyi Yanjiu,” 278–287, 190; Wang et al., “Sanwei Donghua li de Gudai Chuantong Gongyi,” 113–122.

13. Zhou et al., “Zai Lun ‘Shila Gongyi Bushi Zhongguo Qingtong Shidai de Xuanze,’” 41–48, 132.