Works of Li Zhi (Complete 7 Volumes)

Author: Zhang Jianyu, Chief Editor
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Publishing Date: 2000-05-01
Features: Li Zhi was an outstanding thinker, litterateur, and historian during the Ming Dynasty in China. He proposed the theoretical proposition of "not judging right or wrong by Confucius's standards," making him a warrior against traditionalism and superstitious idols. This collection contains approximately 3.1 million words and is divided into seven volumes. The Complete Works of Li Zhi is edited by Zhang Jianyu, a renowned Li Zhi scholar and the president of the China Li Zhi Research Association. It is one of the most comprehensive annotated editions of Li Zhi's works published in recent years, with nine works such as The Nine Rectifications of the Yi and Their Causes and Sunzi's Commentary on the Classic of the Way and Virtue being published for the first time. All compilation, organization, and annotation work were carried out by experts in the history of Ming and Qing thought, ensuring superior quality and holding significant research and collectible value.