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An anthology presents classical Chinese moral and literary writings: Confucian aphorisms on learning, government, ritual, and the superior person; selected Mencian dialogues on ethics and polity; extensive odes from the Shi‑King encompassing love, labor, ritual, and state lament; a pilgrim's narrative recounting journeys to Buddhist shrines, monastic practices, and related legends; and a dramatic play dramatizing historical sorrow and courtly tragedy. Each section is rendered into English with introductions and critical notes that explain themes, social context, and poetic form.
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