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The Relationship between The Book of Changes and Confucius in the eye of Qian Mu

Liao Ming

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The opinion that Confucius had nothing with The Book of Changes was firstly and systematically put forward by Qian Mu. Before that, one scholar in Japan had the same saying. According to the recordings of silk books in Mawangdui and slips of bamboo for writings in the Chu Period, the opinion that Confucius had nothing with The Book of Changes was obviously wrong.

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The opinion that Confucius had nothing with The Book of Changes was firstly and systematically put forward by Qian Mu. Before that, one scholar in Japan had the same saying. According to the recordings of silk books in Mawangdui and slips of bamboo for writings in the Chu Period, the opinion that Confucius had nothing with The Book of Changes was obviously wrong.

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The opinion that Confucius had nothing with The Book of Changes was firstly and systematically put forward by Qian Mu. Before that, one scholar in Japan had the same saying. According to the recordings of silk books in Mawangdui and slips of bamboo for writings in the Chu Period, the opinion that Confucius had nothing with The Book of Changes was obviously wrong.

Key concepts: Nothing, Period (music), Philosophy, Literature, History, Art, Epistemology, Aesthetics

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