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 ====== Shijing 诗经 ====== ====== Shijing 诗经 ======
-===== Text ===== +Note: also known as the Classic of Poetry or the Book of Odes. 
-{{:reading-group:​诗经.pdf|Text in Chinese}} || [[reading-group:shijing:​rota|Poems Read]] (Note: Shijing is an unfinished text.) +Reading time:  2013 –  2013 
-===== Introduction to Shijing =====+
 {{ :​reading-group:​shijing:​shi_jing.jpg?​nolink&​500|}} Shijing (The Classic of Poetry, or the Book of Odes) is the earliest existing anthology of poetry in China. It comprises 305 poems dating from the beginning of the Western Zhou period (1046–771 BCE) to the mid-Spring and Autumn period ( approx. 771 - 476 BCE ). This also gives it another name “The Three Hundred Poems”. Shijing is one of the Five Classics of Confucianism,​ which is partly a result of the official adoption of Confucianism as the guiding principles of Chinese society in the Western Han dynasty(206 BCE - 24 AD). The poems mostly originated from areas along the yellow river, but most of the authors can not be identified. ​ {{ :​reading-group:​shijing:​shi_jing.jpg?​nolink&​500|}} Shijing (The Classic of Poetry, or the Book of Odes) is the earliest existing anthology of poetry in China. It comprises 305 poems dating from the beginning of the Western Zhou period (1046–771 BCE) to the mid-Spring and Autumn period ( approx. 771 - 476 BCE ). This also gives it another name “The Three Hundred Poems”. Shijing is one of the Five Classics of Confucianism,​ which is partly a result of the official adoption of Confucianism as the guiding principles of Chinese society in the Western Han dynasty(206 BCE - 24 AD). The poems mostly originated from areas along the yellow river, but most of the authors can not be identified. ​
 Despite various statements (such as royal officials collecting songs or Confucius editing and abridging poems) on the origin of Shijing, it is generally acknowledged that Shijing are collected by dedicated governmental officers in Zhou Dynasty, then edited and composed with music and dance. Confucius also participated this procedure in a certain extent. Despite various statements (such as royal officials collecting songs or Confucius editing and abridging poems) on the origin of Shijing, it is generally acknowledged that Shijing are collected by dedicated governmental officers in Zhou Dynasty, then edited and composed with music and dance. Confucius also participated this procedure in a certain extent.
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 The exact meanings of the poems in Shijing are very difficult to trace due to the long time passed. It is regarded as “minor words, but in-depth meanings” by Confucianism,​ however some modern scholars ( such as Hu Shi, etc) doubt this over-interpretation of Shijing, saying it is not the '​bible'​ of poems, merely a literature masterpiece. What Shijing really infers lies on the understanding and interpretation of each reader. The exact meanings of the poems in Shijing are very difficult to trace due to the long time passed. It is regarded as “minor words, but in-depth meanings” by Confucianism,​ however some modern scholars ( such as Hu Shi, etc) doubt this over-interpretation of Shijing, saying it is not the '​bible'​ of poems, merely a literature masterpiece. What Shijing really infers lies on the understanding and interpretation of each reader.
  
 +===== Text =====
 +{{:​reading-group:​诗经.pdf|Text in Chinese}} || [[reading-group:​shijing:​rota|Poems Read]] (Note: Shijing is an unfinished text.)
  

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