What are Xunzi's works?

Xunzi's works include Xunzi. Xunzi is a philosophical work of Xunzi and his disciples in the Warring States period to sort out or record the words and deeds of others. Xunzi's summary and integration of Xia Ji's hundred schools of thought is mainly through criticism and absorption, which is mainly reflected in Xunzi's Non-Twelve Scholars, Exposition, Tian Lun and Zheng Lun. In fact, Xunzi summed up all the academic thoughts in the pre-Qin period. He not only criticized and absorbed the thoughts of the various schools of thought, but also criticized and absorbed the thoughts of the various schools of thought.

Xunzi's ideological proposition:

Xunzi is a master of Confucianism. He developed Confucianism while absorbing the legalist theory. He respects the king and also dominates power; Advocating etiquette and justice, but also stressing the rule of law; At the same time, it advocates that "the law is king." Mencius founded the theory of good nature, emphasizing self-cultivation; Xunzi's theory of evil nature emphasizes acquired learning. All these show that he is different from the direct Confucianism. He also put forward some simple materialistic views, such as man can conquer nature, oppose fatalism, and everything changes according to the laws of nature.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xunzi