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Побуждаемый князем Чжоу, Конфуций редактирует шесть классических китайских трудов, написанных Императором Веном: «Книга Поэзии», «Книга Ритуалов» (Ли Цзи), «Книга Истории», «Книга Перемен» («И-Цзин»), «Книга Документов» (Шу Цзин) и «Книга Песен» (Ши Цзин). К сожалению, «Книга Песен» безвозвратно утеряна. | |||
Today Confucius has a reputation for being stiff and reserved. But he was not without sensitivity. The story is told that he was once so moved by a performance of ancient music that he remained in a stupor for three months. When he finally came out of the trance, he said, “I never imagined that music could be so sublime.”<ref>Confucius, ''Analects'', 7:13, trans. James Legge.</ref> | Today Confucius has a reputation for being stiff and reserved. But he was not without sensitivity. The story is told that he was once so moved by a performance of ancient music that he remained in a stupor for three months. When he finally came out of the trance, he said, “I never imagined that music could be so sublime.”<ref>Confucius, ''Analects'', 7:13, trans. James Legge.</ref> | ||