The Complete Works of Wang Yangming: All 5 Volumes

"The Complete Works of Wang Yangming" is an important work on the study of Wang Yangming's thoughts on psychology and Wang Yangming's life. It is a representative work of Confucianism. Xu Ai, Xue Kan, and Nan Daji, disciples of Mr. Yangming, engraved "Chuan Xi Lu". Later, Qian Dehong, Zou Shouyi, Ouyang De, Wang Ji and others successively engraved Mr. Yangming's "Wen Lu", "Wen Lu Continuation", "Chronology", etc. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. In the sixth year of Longqing's reign (1572), when Xie Tingjie, the imperial censor, visited Zhejiang, he compiled the "Zhuan Xilu", "Wenlu", "Bielu", "Waiji", "Sequel", "Shideji", as well as "Chronicle", "Memorial", "Jiwen", etc., And compiled it into the "Wang Wencheng Gongquan Shu", which was published in the world. The book has a total of thirty-eight volumes, divided into "Quotations", "Wenlu", "Bielu", "Waiji", "Sequel" and "Appendices". The appendices also include "Chronology", "Chronology Appendix", "Shide Ji" and "Shide Ji Appendix". This is the complete collection of Mr. Wang Yangming. The various complete works published in the future are basically reprinted or typed based on the current version.