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Les entretiens de Confucius et de ses disciples
The analects translated by Yang Bojun D.C. Lau Lun yu
Shi san jing ci dian.
Shi san jing ci dian.

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Shang shu
Shang shu

By Confucius

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Lun yu yi zhu
Lun yu yi zhu

By Kongzi

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Ben shu shi ru jia de jing dian zhu zuo zhi yi,You kong zi de di zi ji qi zai chuan di zi bian zhuan er cheng.Ta yi yu lu ti he dui hua wen ti wei zhu,Ji lu le kong zi ji qi di zi yan xing,Ji zhong...

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Dingzhou Han mu zhu jian
Dingzhou Han mu zhu jian

By Confucius

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Xiao jing
Xiao jing

By Chen Shu Kai

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Lun yu jin yi
Lun yu jin yi

By Confucius

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Lun yu
Lun yu

By Chun Qiu Kong Zi

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Shan Hai Jing
Shan Hai Jing

By Kong Zi

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