cihu Poetry Biography": the Study of "the Book of Songs" Explained by Mind Learning

About This Novel

Since the Han and Tang Dynasties, the Book of Songs has been revered as one of the Six Classics, and its original literary appearance has been shrouded in the curtain of Confucian classics. With the rise of doubting thoughts in the Song Dynasty, the literary nature of the Book of Songs was gradually revealed. The Book of Songs of Lu Jiuyuan's Xin School was an important branch of the study of the Book of Songs in the Song Dynasty. However, Lu Jiuyuan advocated speaking directly to one's heart in academics, describing without writing, and not establishing words. Therefore, the true meaning of his famous proposition "I annotated the Six Classics, and I annotated the Six Classics" has been disputed by later generations, and Lu's Shijing studies are still shrouded in mist. Yang Jian, Lu Jiuyuan's great disciple, deeply understood his master's purpose and wrote "Cihu Poetry Biography", which skillfully integrated psychology, classics, literature and political and ethical philosophy into one. An in-depth study of "Cihu Poems" can reveal the true face of Lu's School of Songs and its unique position in the history of the Book of Songs, and unlock the true secret of Lu Jiuyuan's "Six Classics annotated me, and I annotated the Six Classics". "Cihu Poems" can be called the most philosophical masterpiece in the history of Chinese Book of Songs.

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