100 Classic Chinese Novels (Complete 76 Volumes)

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● Selections curated by master scholars of Confucian classics. "The Hundred Classics" carefully chooses timelessly enduring classic works of China. It includes Confucian classics, renowned philosophical writings, Chu Ci and Han Fu poetry, and Tang and Song Dynasty lyrics. A comprehensive collection of essential classics of Chinese learning.
● Top-tier collectibility. "The Hundred Classics" also emphasizes folk-cached practices of face reading and house positioning, bedroom health preservation methods, and secret "lewd" novels from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Its content fills gaps absent in any previous editions, and all are complete, with no abridgments.
● A grand project of colloquial translation. The editorial board has assembled experts to complete the magnificent colloquial translation project of "The Hundred Classics." In addition to novels, all works in "The Hundred Classics" correspond one-to-one with "original text" and "colloquial translation."
● The image of the classic hundred. Each classic in "The Hundred Classics" is accompanied by exquisite illustrations, making it a vivid, accessible, and valuable collectible, suitable for both advanced collectors and beginners in learning.
● "The Hundred Classics" will be passed down through generations. The bookcase contains pure natural aromatic herbs, allowing the rich fragrance of "The Hundred Classics" to last for generations, spreading fragrance to future generations. The vastness of Chinese classics is like the endless ocean; selecting one is but a grain of sand in the sea; selecting a hundred is like gathering small streams to form the vast ocean. To understand the past is to connect with the present, and to trace the roots is to reach the essence. With "The Hundred Classics," you can satisfy the needs of collectors. "The Hundred Classics" is one hundred works of ancient classics, not divided into one hundred separate volumes.

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