Although the interpretations of literary texts are often diverse and multiple, the interpretations of classical Confucianism study still tend to be univocal. If we look into the origins of the study, we will find its framework of modern hermeneutics was established by Dai Zhen and the creation of the classics begins from Confucius. However, Dai Zhen's interpretation of the study are not confined to semantics and Zhong Ni (Confucius) also emphasizes the importance of copious references from many sources. Their perspectives are quite different from those of modern age. Based on Confucius's arid Dong Yuan's perspectives, this thesis will clarify the incompletion of modern hermeneutics of classical Confucianism study and further manifest the limitations of semantics in terms of Confucius's instruction ”Xue Er Shi Xi Zhi (學則時習之)” in hopes that the study could and will be interpreted in more different ways.