Mencius built on a text in this language which stresses "five relationships" and filial piety, called the Analects.
A sacred text in this language compares its title concept to a bellows blowing air in the fourth section of Stephen Mitchell's translation. Another writer used it to describe a child falling down a well to exemplify "Four Sprouts" or "Four Beginnings." A sacred book in this language includes six types of hexagram in a lookup table used after flipping three coins. A scholar in this language was unsure if he dreamed of being a butterfly or vice-versa. Mencius built on a text in this language which stresses "five relationships" and filial piety, called the Analects. For 10 points, name this language used by the divinatory Book of Changes, the earliest Daoists, and Confucius.
A sacred text in this language compares its title concept to a bellows blowing air in the fourth section of Stephen Mitchell's translation.
Classical Chinese [or Literary Chinese; or Zhongwen; or gǔ wén; or wényán ren]