There have been arguments about Annotations on Chuang Tzu authored by Kuo Hsiang since he was accused of plagiarizing Hsiang Hsiu. In this article, the writer focuses on those editions as annotated by Hsiang Hsiu. The writer has collected the most comprehensive versions, and compared their differences with those annotated by Kuo Hsiang. Accordingly, the writer has summarized 137 items. Each item is double-checked with its original publications. Those versions as annotated by Kuo Hsiang are annexed to each item for comparison. In the collated text, the writer outlines the relation of annotations between Kuo Hsiang and Hsiang Hsiu as follows: 1.those complete different; 2.those similar; 3.those the same; 4.those Hsiang Hsiu annotated but Kuo Hsiang didn't. Based on his collation, the writer discusses his view point on these findings.