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domain	ctext.org
summary	Pre-Qin and Han Confucianism was a major philosophical movement in ancient China. Key works include the Analects, Mengzi, Liji, Xunzi, and Xiao Jing, among others. These texts laid the foundation for Chinese philosophy and government for centuries to come. During the Han dynasty, additional Confucian texts were written, such as Shuo Yuan Chun Qiu Fan Lu, Han Shi Wai Zhuan, Da Dai Li Ji, Bai Hu Tong Xin Shu, Xin Xu, and Yangzi Fayan. These works expanded upon the original Confucian teachings and influenced Chinese society for generations. Mohism, another prominent philosophical movement of the time, was led by Mozi. His work, Mo Bian, argued against the idea of benevolence and instead emphasized the importance of practicality in society. Daoism, with its focus on natural order, also emerged during this period, as evidenced in works like Zhuangzi's Dao De Jing and Liezi's He Guan Zi Wenzi. Legalism, a political philosophy that emphasized strict laws and harsh punishments for lawbreakers, gained popularity under Hanfeizi's Shang Jun Shu and Shen Bu Hai Shenzi Jian Zhu Ke Shu. Meanwhile, the Guanzi School of Names, led by Gongsunlongzi, focused on logic and rhetoric. Other significant works from this time include The Art of War, the Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art, and the Classic of Poetry. Additionally, notable texts like the Han Shu, Qian Han Ji, Dong Guan Han Ji, and Zhushu Jinian Mutianzi Zhuan provided valuable historical accounts of ancient China. In summary, Pre-Qin and Han Confucianism was a major influence on Chinese thought and culture, and its impact can still be seen today. Other influential philosophical movements such as Mohism, Daoism, Legalism, and the Guanzi School of Names also emerged during this time period.
title	Chinese Text Project
description	The world's largest digital library of pre-modern Chinese: an open-access digital library that makes pre-modern Chinese texts available to readers and researchers all around the world. The site attempts to make use of the digital medium to explore new ways of interacting with these texts that are not possible in print.
keywords	show, information, source, site, chinese, texts, characters, font, library, text, support, shang, three, zhou, book, project, more
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created	2025-07-21
updated	2025-09-02
summarized	2025-09-02

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