Author of Warring States Policy; The Warring States Policy is a historical work with unknown author. The information contained in it, mainly from the Warring States period, including the works of counselors and Mitchell's records, was compiled into a book, which later unified the State of Qin. The original title of the book is unknown, and it was named Warring States Policy after being collated by Liu Xiang in the Western Han Dynasty. A total of 33 articles are described by country, including one in Eastern Zhou, one in Western Zhou, five in Qin, six in Qi, four in Chu, four in Wei, three in Han, three in Yan, one in Song and Wei and one in Zhongshan. Chronicle from the Spring and Autumn Period to the unification of Qin Dynasty. Focusing on the lobbying activities of counselors, it reflects the political and diplomatic situation of various countries in this period. The whole book has no systematic and complete style, and it is all independent articles.
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Author of Spring and Autumn Annals; Confucius. Spring and Autumn Annals is a chronicle written by Confucius in his later years based on the historical materials of Lu. "Spring and Autumn Annals" recorded the important historical events of various countries in the Spring and Autumn Period, with Lu as the main body and Lu as the chronology, starting in the year of Lu Yin (722 BC) and ending in the fourteenth year (48 BC1year), with a total of 242 years.
Author of The Book of Songs;
There are many authors of The Book of Songs. Among them, folk songs are created orally by the working people. "Pedestrians rely on the road to collect poems and present them to a certain teacher, and the emperor is known for his temperament."
Some books of songs are written by scholars.
The editor of The Book of Songs is a great teacher. Confucius' theory of "deleting poems" is not reliable.
Author of Shan Hai Jing; Shan Hai Jing is an ancient book written by many people from the early Warring States to the early Han Dynasty. The author is probably a Chu native. Shan Hai Jing is a book with myth as the mainstream, and its content covers a wide range. It not only preserves a lot of mythological materials, but also involves all aspects of academic fields, such as religion, philosophy, history, ethnology, astronomy, geography, zoology, botany, medicine and hygiene. This book is all-encompassing and can be called an encyclopedia of daily life at that time. There are a lot of things used for offering sacrifices to the gods, such as chickens, dogs, sheep, ghosts, bees, Zhang, etc., among which the word "Yi" appears most in the scriptures. "Hey, polished rice, enjoy God." That is to say, wizards use polished rice to enjoy the gods. In The Classic of Mountains and Seas, there are many descriptions of gods, such as medicines, curses, gods and monsters. Therefore, Lu Xun said in A Brief History of Chinese Novels that it was a book of ancient wizards, which should be regarded as a theory of equality.
Mr. Yuan Ke once said in the preface to the collation of Shan Hai Jing: "Shan Hai Jing is a land of myths." Scholars who have been studying China's mythology have recognized that Shan Hai Jing is the "deep house" (treasure house) of China's mythology.
In A Brief History of Chinese Novels, Mr. Lu Xun also said that The Classic of Mountains and Seas "covered the ancient sorcerer's book" and in China Literature Outline "covered it to remember the gods". It is enough to prove that Shan Hai Jing is an ancient book with great mythological research value.
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Historical Records by Sima Qian