Here we provide some Exemplarious translation of 春秋chunqiu. nevertheless their interpretation is incorporated into the translation of the Annals text.

Here we provide some Exemplarious translation of 春秋chunqiu. nevertheless their interpretation is incorporated into the translation of the Annals text.

Here we provide some Exemplarious translation of 春秋chunqiu. nevertheless their interpretation is incorporated into the translation of the Annals text.

The Guliangzhuan 谷梁传 is a commentary to the Confucian Classic Chunqiu 春秋 "Spring and Autumn Annals".

The Gongyangzhuan 公羊传 is a commentary to the Confucian ClassicChunqiu 春秋 "Spring and Autumn Annals".

The Zuozhuan commentary as a very narrative text became so important for the interpretation and later use of the Chunqiu that it is commonly merged with the latter to the unit Chunqiu-Zuozhuan.

The Chunqiu 春秋 "Spring and Autumn Annals" is the chronicle of the state of Lu 鲁 between 722 and 479. It is the oldest and the only surviving type of chronicles from the early Eastern Zhou peri

As a small collection of teachings and definitions of the two terms "dao" 道 and "de" 德, this book is as a Han time composition not the oldest Daoist writing, but purports to be the oldest, writ

The Chajing 茶经 "Classic of Tea" is one of the most famous ancient Chinese books on tea.

The Guwen guanzhi 古文观止 "Perfected admiration of ancient literature" is a collection of literary high-standing works from the Spring and Autumn period 春秋 (770-5th cent. BCE) to the late Ming

To the tune "Winds between pine trees" is writtern by Wu Wenying.

To the tune "Spring in the Han palace" is writtern by Xin Qiji.

To the tune "Butterflies kiss flowers" is writtern by He Zhu.

The Daxue 大學 "Great Learning" is a Confucian Classic. It is part of the canon of the Sishu 四書 "Four Books", to which it was added as integral Confucian writing on the order and harmony of soc

To the tune "Fragrance filling the hall" is writtern by Zhou Bangyan .

The Chinese literary type of Chuci 楚辭 "Poetry of Chu" or "Poetry of the South" is a sort of poem that found its origin in the works of Qu Yuan 屈原.

To the tune "Lady Yu" is writtern by Shu Tan.

The category of belles-lettres (jibu 集部) includes collected writings of one person (bieji 別集), as well as collections of literary types or anthologies of writings from one period of time (zon

To the tune "Rivertown man" is writtern by Su Shi.

The category of "masters and philosophers" (zibu 子部) is the third of the four traditional categories (sibu 四部) into which Chinese literature was divided.