Influential 100 People in Chinese History

Author: Wang Huimin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features:
Introduction
Section 001-010001 The Human Ancestor of the Chinese Nation – Huangdi
Section 011-020011 The Han Emperor Liu Bang, Who Opened the Era of Commoners Becoming Generals and Ministers
Section 021-030021 Mencius, the Philosopher Who Promoted the Confucian Doctrine of Benevolent Governance
Section 031-040031 Qu Yuan, the Great Patriot Poet
Section 041-050041 Gongshu Ban, the Ancestor of Chinese Architects and Craftsmen
Section 051-060051 Guan Zhong, China’s Earliest Economic Reformer
Section 061-070061 Dong Zhongshu, the Ethicist Who Established the Three Cardinal Principles and Five Constant Virtues
Section 071-080071 Liu Xiang, the Scholar Who Organized Ancient Texts and Founded Bibliography
Section 081-090081 Sun Wu, the Master Strategist for Generations
Section 091-100091 Zhou Gong, Ji Dan, Who Established Rites, Music, and Created a New Era of Classics
Appendix: Ten Tyrants and Scoundrels
101-11001 Shou Xin, the Profligate and Cruel King of Yin