Collection of Loyalty and Righteousness
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Summary
This series, "Essence of Classic Chinese Learning: Original Texts," preserves the appearance of the original books and focuses on conserving and transmitting traditional Chinese thought and culture. By reading the literary essence left by ancient sages, readers cultivate their temperament and quietly come to appreciate the classics of Chinese learning.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers interested in traditional ideas of loyalty and righteousness and ethical culture
- Readers with some grounding in classical Chinese who are used to reading original texts
- Readers doing thematic reading on Chinese learning who need topical materials
- Collectors interested in the collation and publication of traditional original texts
Not a good fit for
- Beginners who need detailed annotations and modern Chinese translation
- Readers seeking a systematic intellectual history
- Those looking only for a storytelling reading experience
Reading tips
- Begin with the publication note and table of contents to clarify the scope and thematic thread, then read piece by piece.
- While reading, note what "loyalty and righteousness" specifically refers to in different chapters, and avoid conceptualized understanding.
- Read alongside historical biographies and anthologies on similar themes, comparing how different texts write about them.
- Read a small number of pieces each time and take notes, building up an intuitive sense of traditional ethical expression.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 提要
- 忠义集序
- 钦定四库全书 忠义集巻一
- 钦定四库全书 忠义集巻二
- 钦定四库全书 忠义集卷三
- 钦定四库全书 忠义集巻四
- 钦定四库全书 忠义集巻五
- 钦定四库全书 忠义集巻六
- 钦定四库全书 忠义集卷七
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About the author
Zhao Jingliang: publicly available information about this author is currently limited. Details of his life, such as his native place, dates of birth and death, and educational background, remain unknown and await further verification. He is known to have one work, The Collection of Loyalty and Righteousness (Zhongyi Ji), which is classified under social sciences. Judging from the title, "loyalty and righteousness" is an important theme in traditional Chinese ethics and historical narrative, and the book most likely discusses the concept of loyalty and righteousness, related figures, or historical examples, placing it within writings on intellectual culture or social history. Since only this one work is held in the collection and supporting materials such as content summaries, prefaces, postscripts, and reviews are lacking, it is currently difficult to make a full judgment about his writing style, scholarly orientation, and specific influence. Readers who wish to understand the characteristics of his writings may examine the actual content of The Collection of Loyalty and Righteousness; more information about the author awaits the discovery and addition of new materials.