- Han
Feizi (simplified Chinese: 韩非子;
traditional Chinese: 韓非子; pinyin:
Hánfēizi; lit. 'Book of
Master Han Fei') is an
ancient Chinese text
attributed to...
- BCE.The
Bifang bird is
described by Han Fei, in his work
Hanfeizi.
According to the
Hanfeizi the
Bifang is an au****ious bird
which was a
companion to...
-
Heshi (和氏, "Mr. He")
chapter of the
classic Hanfeizi,
attributed to Han Fei (c. 280–233 BC). The
Hanfeizi version involves Mr. He
presenting his jade...
- "Flying
dragons in the heavens" from the Yijing. The (3rd
century BCE)
Hanfeizi (難勢,)
quotes Shen Dao
contrasting feilong 飛龍 with
tengshe 螣蛇 "ascending/floating...
- Tzu, Han-tzu, Han Fei Tzu, or Han Fei-tzu. The same name—sometimes as "
Hanfeizi" or "Han-fei-tzu"—is used to
denote the
later anthology traditionally attributed...
- the idea that K'ui had only one leg and they
discussed it 'away'" (e.g.,
Hanfeizi, Lüshi Chunqiu, and
Xunzi below).
Instead of
straightforwardly reading...
- talents, but it is
reduced to extremity. The (3rd
century BCE)
Legalist text
Hanfeizi uses
tengshe 騰蛇 in two chapters. "Ten Faults" (十過), uses it describing...
- ****lock and
Riegel 2000:543) The (c. 3rd
century BCE)
Legalist classic Hanfeizi has two
stories about Bole
teaching horse physiognomy. Pai-lo [sic] once...
-
Thirteen classics Daozang Daodejing Laozi Kongzi Confucius Mengzi Mencius Hanfeizi Gongsunlongzi Zhuangzi Liezi Wenzi Mozi Bl****er, C. J. and G. Widengren...
-
nimble in the
trees and a fish is
agile in the water." Ames
compares the
Hanfeizi attribution of this
yinglong and
tengshe metaphor to the
Legalist philosopher...
