World Canonical Texts
Below are the other authors mentioned. Since the Chinese tradition itself didn't get differentiated out into a separate literature tradition until Eastern Han, this list includes many BCE works.
| Classic of Changes |
| Classic of Documents |
| Springs and Autumns |
| Laozi (ca. 6th c. BCE): Laozi / Daodejing |
| Confucius (551-479 BCE): Analects |
| Sunzi: Art of War (ca. 4th c. BCE) |
| Discourses of the States (4th c. BCE) |
| Zuo's Commentary (late 4th c. BCE, attributed to Zuo Qiuming (ca. 4th c. BCE)) |
| Mencius (372-289 BCE): Mencius |
| Zhuangzi (Zhuang Zhou, ca. 369-286 BCE): Zhuangzi |
| Han Feizi (d. 233 BCE) |
| Xunzi (ca. 300-230 BCE) |
| Sima Tan (d. 110 BCE) |
| Record of Ritual |
| Great Learning |
| Central Mean |
| Sima Qian (145-87? BCE): Historical Records (ca. 100 BCE); "Letter Replying to Ren An" |
| Ban Gu (32-92 CE) |
| Ge Hong (284-364): The Master Who Cherishes Simplicity |
| Kong Yingda (574-648) |
| Liu Zhiji (661-721): Generalities on History (710) |
| Zhu Xi (1130-1200) |
| Wang Yangming (1472-1529) |
| Hu Yinglin (1551-1602) |
| Complete Library of the Four Treasuries (1773-82) |
| Lin Shu (1852-1924) |
| Yan Fu (1853-1921) |
| Liang Qichao (1873-1929) |
| Mao Zedong (1893-1976): "Talks at the Yan'an Forumon Art and Literature" (1942) |
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