The Zhuzi jicheng (simplified Chinese: 诸子集成; traditional Chinese: 諸子集成; pinyin: Zhūzǐ jíchéng; Wade–Giles: Chu-tzu chi-ch'eng, abbreviated ZZJC, lit. "Complete Collection of the Masters"—that is, the thinkers and philosophers of ancient China) is a large compendium of philosophical works compiled by the Guoxue Zhengli She (simplified Chinese: 国学整理社; traditional Chinese: 國學整理社; pinyin: Guóxué Zhěnglǐ Shè).
The Zhuzi jicheng (simplified Chinese: 诸子集成; traditional Chinese: 諸子集成; pinyin: Zhūzǐ jíchéng; Wade–Giles: Chu-tzu chi-ch'eng, abbreviated ZZJC, lit. "Complete Collection of the Masters"—that is, the thinkers and philosophers of ancient China) is a large compendium of philosophical works compiled by the Guoxue Zhengli She (simplified Chinese: 国学整理社; traditional Chinese: 國學整理社; pinyin: Guóxué Zhěnglǐ Shè).
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