In the above, “CTP” refers to the Chinese Text Project

Chinese Text Project

• Gongsun Lonzi, Pre-Qin and Han, URL = <http://ctext.org/gongsunlongzi>.
• Guanzi, Pre-Qin and Han, URL = <http://ctext.org/guanzi>.
• Han Fei, Pre-Qin and Han, URL = <http://ctext.org/hanfeizi>
• Laozi, “Daode jing”, Pre-Qin and Han, URL = <http://ctext.org/dao-de-jing>. (Scholar)
• Lunyu, Pre-Qin and Han, URL = <http://ctext.org/analects>.
• Mengzi, Pre-Qin and Han, URL = <http://ctext.org/mengzi>.
• Mozi, Pre-Qin and Han, URL = <http://ctext.org/mozi>.
• Xunzi, Pre-Qin and Han. URL = <http://ctext.org/xunzi>.
• Zhuangzi, Pre-Qin and Han. URL = <http://ctext.org/zhuangzi>.

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