"The Encyclopedia of Xingli" is a compilation of Song Confucian Xingli theories compiled by Hu Guang and others at the order of Chengzu in the 13th year of Yongle. "Xingli" comes from "Xingli Ziyi" written by Chen Chun, a disciple of Zhu Xi. Seventy volumes in total. There are 120 miscellaneous copies of Song Confucianism. The first twenty-six volumes are compiled into nine volumes, including "Tai Chi Illustrations", "Tong Shu", "Xi Ming", "Zheng Meng", "Huang Ji Jing Shi", "Yixue Enlightenment", "Jia Li", "Lv Lu Xin Shu", and "Hong Fan Huang Ji Nei Pian".
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This book brings together the thoughts of many sages and has rich and comprehensive content. By reading the introductions of the people under these surnames, I can have a deeper understanding of their doctrines and views. However, for ordinary readers, it may be a bit obscure. But overall, this is a book worth reading, which can increase knowledge and inspire thinking.
This book brings together the thoughts of many sages and has rich and comprehensive content. By reading the introductions of the people under these surnames, I can have a deeper understanding of their doctrines and views. However, for ordinary readers, it may be a bit obscure. But overall, this is a book worth reading, which can increase knowledge and inspire thinking.