Baike says this is also part of the longer Da Wu piece, the second of the six.
Also, Baike says about Confucius had regrets about the choice to include this piece due to violence of war, when he was someone who esteemed benevolence and righteousness. It does give a citation for this?
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Re: 285. 武 - Wu
Date: 2021-06-21 12:36 am (UTC)Also, Baike says about Confucius had regrets about the choice to include this piece due to violence of war, when he was someone who esteemed benevolence and righteousness. It does give a citation for this?