Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: ``` Confucian Analects. Great Learning. Doctrine of the Mean ```

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Features: Basic Collection of Chinese Family Books · Volume of the Hundred Schools of Thought. The Analects is a record of the words and deeds of Confucius by his disciples and the disciples of his disciples. It contains Confucius's speeches, answers to his disciples' questions, and discussions among the disciples. The Great Learning is a political essay by Confucianism that elaborates on governing the state and bringing peace to the world. Its main idea is "self-cultivation to bring peace to the people"; its main content consists of three principles: "illuminating virtue, renewing the people, and stopping at perfection," as well as eight items: "investigating things, extending knowledge, sincere intention, rectifying the mind, cultivating oneself, governing the family, governing the state, and bringing peace to the world." Zisi's The Doctrine of the Mean comprehensively and deeply elaborates on and develops Confucius's "Doctrine of the Mean." If The Great Learning is a political essay of Confucianism, then The Doctrine of the Mean is a philosophical essay of Confucianism.