Reading Notes to Huai Nan Zi(An Ancient Chinese Book)
Lin Fang-min
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Lin Fang-min
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The article explains the meanings of 6 phrases in an ancient Chinese book Huai Nan Zi,makes some explanation and puts forward author's own opinions.The phrases are:Ji Wei's arrow,suiting the number and conforming to the times,everything issued from one hole,reserving benevolence and righteousness for ideal,quickly blowing in the springandquerying great master with very learned.
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The article explains the meanings of 6 phrases in an ancient Chinese book Huai Nan Zi,makes some explanation and puts forward author's own opinions.The phrases are:Ji Wei's arrow,suiting the number and conforming to the times,everything issued from one hole,reserving benevolence and righteousness for ideal,quickly blowing in the springandquerying great master with very learned.
Key concepts: Righteousness, Ideal (ethics), Reading (process), Arrow, Classical Chinese, Philosophy, Literature, History