A "sacrificial" work in this collection describes an "admirable" and "complete" set of "hand-drums" that "resound harmonious and loud" to the delight of a "meritorious" figure.
A "sacrificial" work in this collection describes an "admirable" and "complete" set of "hand-drums" that "resound harmonious and loud" to the delight of a "meritorious" figure. Another section of this collection proclaims, "Oh! bright is he in heaven" when describing a king who "ascends and descends on the left and the right of God" and was "full of earnest activity." This collection begins by portraying a "modest, retiring, virtuous, young lady" as a "good mate" for a (*) prince after describing the sound of "ospreys, on the islet in the river." This collection includes Court Hymns and Eulogies after beginning with 160 Airs of the States, and features a sequence praising King Wen Wang. For 10 points, name this collection of 305 works mostly written during the Western Zhou, one of Confucianism's Five Classics.
A "sacrificial" work in this collection describes an "admirable" and "complete" set of "hand-drums" that "resound harmonious and loud" to the delight of a "meritorious" figure.
The Classic of Poetry [or Shijing; accept The Book of Songs or The Book of Odes or The Book of Poetry]