“他”或“它”在上古汉语里是个旁指代词,用来指除彼、此以外的事物,相当于现代汉语中的“旁的”“别的”。《吕氏春秋·贵生》:“天下,重物也,而不以害其生,又况它物乎？”汉高诱注:“它犹异也。”《论语·先进》:“吾以子为异之问,曾由与求之问。”“异之问”等于“他（它） “He” or “it” is an aside pronoun in ancient Chinese to refer to things other than this and other things, which is equivalent to the “otherness” in modern Chinese. “Lu’s Spring and Autumn Gui Sheng”: “The world, heavy objects also, but not to harm their lives, but also what it touches?” Henkel temptation: “it is still different.” “The Analects of Confucius advanced:” I The question of the difference between the Son and the Son, has been asked by and asked. “” The difference between the two is equal to "him (it)