三字經 by Anonymous

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Author Anonymous
Title 三字經
Alternate Title San Zi Jing [220-581 A.D.]
Summary "三字經" by Anonymous is a classic Chinese literary work written during the Song Dynasty, which spanned from the late 10th century to the late 13th century. This book is an instructional text meant for children, providing moral teachings and educational principles through the use of simple, rhythmic three-character phrases. The likely topic of the book centers around Confucian values, emphasizing the importance of education, filial piety, and social responsibilities. The book is structured as a series of verses that convey foundational concepts of morality and the virtues necessary for personal development and societal harmony. It begins with the idea that humans are inherently good and outlines the role of education in shaping character. The narrative includes historical examples of diligence in learning and respect for familial roles, illustrating the relationships among characters such as parents, children, and teachers. Throughout the text, lessons on virtue, social structure, and the significance of continuous learning underscore a moral framework that has influenced generations in Chinese culture. The emphasis on education is clear, with strong encouragement for young learners to pursue knowledge and obey their elders, serving not only as a guide for personal conduct but also as a cultural touchstone for the values of Confucianism. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
Language Chinese
LoC Class PL: Language and Literatures: Languages and literatures of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania
Subject Chinese language -- Readers
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EBook-No. 12479
Release Date
Most Recently Updated Jul 22, 2023
Copyright Status Public domain in the USA.
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