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Zhang Shi's Annotation of Analects of Confucius Revives Neo-Confucianism Ideals

Journal of Hunan University
On the Study Style and the Ideological Contents of Zhang Shi's Annotation of Analects of Confucius
Xiao Yong-ming

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Zhang Shi's Annotation of Analects of Confucius is a significant work that combines the ideas of the Cheng Brothers with Neo-Confucianism. Zhang Shi creatively interprets The Analects, focusing on philosophical meanings and integrating Neo-Confucian viewpoints. The book reflects the Cheng Brothers' style and emphasizes coherence and flexibility in philosophical ideas. Zhang Shi's goal was to express Neo-Confucianism through his interpretation, giving The Analects a distinct Neo-Confucian flavor.