Sibu classification (simplified Chinese: 四部分类法; traditional Chinese: 四部分類法; pinyin: Sìbù fēnlèi fǎ) is a traditional Chinese classification system for categorising texts. == History == By the Han dynasty, the first attempt to categorise Chinese classics was done by Liu Xiang (劉向; 77 BCE – 6 CE) and his son Liu Xin (劉歆; 46 BCE – 23 CE) into 6 distinct categories with a general catalogue making it a 7-part system.
Sibu classification (simplified Chinese: 四部分类法; traditional Chinese: 四部分類法; pinyin: Sìbù fēnlèi fǎ) is a traditional Chinese classification system for categorising texts. == History == By the Han dynasty, the first attempt to categorise Chinese classics was done by Liu Xiang (劉向; 77 BCE – 6 CE) and his son Liu Xin (劉歆; 46 BCE – 23 CE) into 6 distinct categories with a general catalogue making it a 7-part system.
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