Confucius wrote ten articles entitled Yi Zhuan to interpret the Yi Jing. Since it was recoded in the shi Ji and the Han shu, scholars had trusted and pass on this tradition. In Northern sung dynasty, some scholars began to doubt the reliability of this story. Since then some scholars have also doubted the authorship of the Yi Zhuan. In the early years of the Republic, the doubt about the ancient story prevailed, but there were still those who believed in the old story. During the past 20 to 30 years, archaecological studies have succeeded in unearthing ancient cultural objects and documents in Mainland china. Yi Jing in Silk Manuscripts and Yi Zhuan in Silk Manuscripts were discovered in Ma Wang Dui of Hu Nan Province. The added more references to the documents bequeathed in the past and inspired discussions by global scholars who study Yi Jing. In fact, the scholars have not reached an agreement on the issue of the ten articles of Yi Zhuan by Confucius because of the newly found documents. Some sholars supported the old story based on the newly found cultural objects and documents; on the contrary, others verified the doubts based on the same documents. The author of this thesis carefully reviewed the documents and objects and presented this personal interpretation and comments. These assertions are surely of positive value for reference, although they could not explain all the related questions.