Daoism and Chinese Philosophy - Pre-Qin Volume

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Features: The first theoretical masterpiece after the Pre-Qin period, Lüshi Chunqiu. Its emergence marked the end of the Hundred Schools of Thought debate since the Warring States period. Through a comprehensive compilation and inheritance of the doctrines of Pre-Qin philosophers, it constructed a vast theoretical system centered around Taoist thought. This was the theoretical requirement for the Qin state's eventual unification of the empire. Its structural framework, as well as its viewpoints and methodologies, dominated Chinese modes of thinking for two millennia.