Discover the beauty and wisdom of ancient China with "The Shih King," also known as the "Book of Songs." This volume, carefully reproduced from James Legge's renowned translation in "Sacred Books of the East, Vol. 3," presents a foundational text of Chinese literature and Confucian thought.
Explore a rich collection of ancient poetry, offering insights into the history, culture, and religious beliefs of early China. The "Shih King" stands as a cornerstone of Chinese classics, showcasing the artistry and enduring power of ancient Chinese poetry.
These songs and poems provide a glimpse into daily life, love, nature, and the philosophical underpinnings of a civilization. A treasure for those interested in Chinese history, Taoism, and the timeless appeal of classic literature, "The Shih King" offers a window into the heart of Chinese culture.
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