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-====== ​Lunyu ====== +====== ​Mengzi ​====== 
-Lunyu or the Analects of Confucius ​our current text for the reading series. Normally this text is some well acknowledged Chinese classical text, selected by discussion of the participants. We always welcome suggestions on both the content and format of this reading series. ​+Mengzi ​or Mencius is our current text for the reading series. Normally this text is some well acknowledged Chinese classical text, selected by discussion of the participants. We always welcome suggestions on both the content and format of this reading series. ​
    
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 ===== Introduction to Mengzi ​ ===== ===== Introduction to Mengzi ​ =====
-{{ :​reading-group:​lunyu.jpg?​nolink&​200|}} The Analectsor Lunyu is the collection of sayings ​and ideas of the ancient sage Confucius (551–479 BC) and his followers or pupilsIt was written by Confucius'​ followers approximately around 500 BC during ​the Spring and Autumn (771-476 BC) and the Warring States Period (475-221 ​BC) +{{ :​reading-group:​mengzi.jpg?​nolink&​200|}} The Mencius (Chinese: 孟子; pinyin: Mèngzǐ), commonly called the Mengzi, is collection of anecdotes ​and conversations ​of the Confucian thinker ​and philosopher MenciusThe work dates from the second half of the 4th century ​BC. It was ranked as a Confucian classic and its status was elevated ​in Song Dynasty. Zhu Xi, the scholar generally credited ​with the founding of Neo-Confucianism,​ included the Mengzi as one of the Four Books, ​and it became one of the canonical texts of Neo-Confucianism
-The Analects has 20 Chapters ​in total and is one of the most important and influential Confucian classics. Together ​with the other three volumes ​of the Four Books, it teaches ​the basic Confucian ethical concepts including social and ritual propriety, righteousness,​ loyalty, and filial piety, all centred about the central thought ​of Confucius – ren ( humanity) , li (proper conduct) and junzi (the proper man)+