The Three Patriarchs of Confucianism

This book is an abridged and systematic reconstitution of what Confucius, Mencius, and Xun-zi had actually said about man, society, and government. It is a user-friendly version designed for students and readers who are interested in Confucianism and its moral, social and political philosophy. A total of 131 pages with Chinese textual documentation, suitable for students of Chinese philosophy, culture, and language.