What era is the Book of Songs Xiaoya Jiri talking about?

Xiaoya's auspicious day is a poem in The Book of Songs, the first collection of poems in ancient China. This is a poem about Zhou Xuanwang hunting and entertaining guests. The whole poem consists of four chapters with six sentences in each chapter. The first chapter is about the preparation before hunting, the second chapter is about choosing a good horse to hunt, the third chapter is about driving animals to let Zhou Wang hunt, and the fourth chapter is about going back to the DPRK to hold a banquet after Zhou Wang won the hunting. This poem not only describes the hunting scene, but also highlights the image of Zhou Wang. It described the hunting scene in detail, especially the scene where ministers drove all the animals away from Zhou Wang to wait for Zhou Wang to shoot and hunt. It is very detailed and has a strong artistic appeal.

The Book of Songs Xiaoya Jiri was written in the Western Zhou Dynasty.