Who wrote the anti-Confucian classics?

Anti-Classics is a book written by Zhao Kun (684 -758), a writer, historian and cultural critic in Tang Dynasty. Born in Tang Zhongzong, his family has been engaged in literature for generations. The book Anti-Classics attempts to criticize Confucian classics and put forward some views that are contrary to traditional views. The following is a summary of the contents of the anti-warp:

1, Reflection on Confucian Classics: Anti-Confucian Classics mainly reflect and criticize Confucian Classics, including ideas and viewpoints in classic documents such as The Analects of Confucius and Mencius. Through the interpretation and analysis of these classics, Zhao Kun raised some questions and refutations.

2. Confucian moral reflection: anti-Confucian classics reflect on Confucian moral concepts such as benevolence, loyalty and forgiveness. Zhao Kun believes that Confucian morality is too idealistic, which does not conform to the complexity of real society and the diversity of human nature.

3. Challenge to cultural tradition: Anti-Confucian classics put forward a challenge attitude to traditional culture, arguing that the bondage of traditional culture and dogmatic thinking limit individual development and social progress. Zhao Kun tried to promote social and cultural changes by criticizing Confucian classics.

4. Explore modern values: Anti-Confucian classics try to examine and interpret ancient classics with modern eyes and put forward some modern values different from traditional views. Zhao Kun expounded the values of modern society and tried to introduce these values into the understanding of ancient classics.

Let's briefly introduce Zhao Kun.

1, Zhao Kun has extensive knowledge and attainments in the field of literature and history research. Through in-depth research and textual research on historical documents, Zhao Kun's representative works include Records of Classics and Records of the New Tang Dynasty, Records of Arts and Literature of the Old Tang Dynasty and Notes on Zi Tongzhi.

Zhao Kun is also highly appreciated as a literary genius and cultural critic. Zhao Kun's literary works include poems, essays and essays with different styles.

3. Zhao Kun's academic contributions and thoughts have influenced later generations. Zhao Kun's cultural criticism and reflection on Confucian classics had a far-reaching impact on later scholars and thinkers, and promoted the development of China's culture and thoughts.