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Zi yue xue er shi xi zhi bu yi yue hu. You peng zi yuan fang lai bu yi le hu.
Lun Yu (Analects) 1:1

 

The Master said, "Is it not pleasant to learn with a constant perseverance and application? Is it not delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters?"

Legge, James (trans.), 1971, Confucius: Confucian Analects, The Great Learning and The Doctrine of the Mean, Dover Publications, New York, p.137.


Confucius (551-479 BCE)

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    Kongfu Zi or "Confucius". The legendary founder of the Ru school of thought.

    Meng Zi or "Mencius". Probably the most famous Confucian after Confucius.

    Xun Zi. The defender of Confucianism from the many other contemporaneous schools of thought.
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    Mo Jia. The greatest of all philosophical rivals of the Confucians.


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    		 Dao Jia or Daoists. One of the most misunderstood groups of thinkers from any culture and any time.

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    		   Han Fei Zi. Student of the Confucian Xun Zi, he brought together the existing "Legalist" doctrines synthesising them into his own thought. Fa Jia or "Legalists". Represents an authoritarian reaction to the turbulent times of pre-Qin China. Their political and social doctrines culminated in the repressive Qin Dynasty.

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    Yinwen Zi

    Song Xing

    		  

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