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Title: Complete Book of Changes
Original price: 696 yuan
Author: Written by Song Tao
Publisher: Liaohai Publishing House
Publication date: December 1, 2010
ISBN:9787545110272
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Title: Complete Book of Changes
Original price: 696 yuan
Author: Written by Song Tao
Publisher: Liaohai Publishing House
Publication date: December 1, 2010
ISBN:9787545110272
Word count:
Page number: 4 volumes in total
Version: 1
Binding: hardcover
Format: 16 format
Product weight:
Abstract
The Book of Rites states: "The rise of the Book of Changes can be traced back to the end of the Yin dynasty, the prosperity and virtue of the Zhou dynasty, or the relationship between King Wen and Zhou." In the "Preface to the Annals of the Grand Historian" in the Records of the Grand Historian, it is said that "In the past, Xibo was imprisoned in Youli and performed the Book of Changes," and "it was mostly the work of the sages who were indignant." The Book of Changes was written by King Wen of Zhou and later revised. During the Han Dynasty, Sima Qian referred to the works of King Wen of Zhou as the "Book of Changes" in his book "Records of the Grand Historian". Is it the work of King Wen that the existing Book of Changes is accompanied by "De Ci" and "Xiang Ci"? Still awaiting verification. Confucius and his disciples in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty incorporated the norms of Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, such as "the ruler respects the minister and the subject is inferior, men respect women and are inferior," into the "Classical Chinese" and "Xici," and included them in the "Book of Changes. Pre Qin Confucian scholars respectfully referred to the "Book of Changes" as the "Book of Changes" and crowned it with "works of Confucius". The Book of Changes, which includes miscellaneous items such as Classical Chinese, Xici, and Shuogu Zhuan, is not the authentic Book of Changes and should be referred to as the Confucian Book of Changes