儀禮鄭注句讀【POD】
by 張爾岐
This print-on-demand edition presents the Yili, a core Confucian text on rituals, enhanced by Zheng Xuan's annotations and Zhang Erqi's Qing-era commentary. It offers punctuated readings that illuminate ancient ceremonial practices and social etiquette, making it an essential resource for scholars of classical Chinese literature and philosophy.
About This Book
The Yili, or Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial, is a foundational Confucian classic outlining ancient Chinese rituals and social norms. This edition features annotations by the Eastern Han scholar Zheng Xuan, providing essential interpretations of the text's complex rites.
Zhang Erqi, a Qing dynasty scholar, compiled this punctuated reading to clarify and expand upon Zheng's notes. His work, titled Yili Zhengzhu Judu, organizes the commentary for better accessibility and study.
As a print-on-demand publication, it preserves this important scholarly resource for modern readers interested in classical Chinese philosophy and ceremonial practices.
The book serves as a key reference for understanding the hierarchical and ritualistic aspects of traditional Chinese society as described in the Confucian canon.
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