一孔录
一孔录Reading the classics word by word
Every line Yikonglu has read aloud can be checked here.
Source text, page numbers in the base edition, the commentators' own words, pronunciation, our reading, and a public errata log, arranged book by book and chapter by chapter. Watch the videos on the platforms; come here to check.
原Base edition on view
Source text and commentary are taken from woodblock editions; every citation carries its page, and the page image can be enlarged.
注Commentators' own words
Whoever is quoted is named: Zhu Xi, Cheng Yi and Xie Liangzuo are kept apart; paraphrase is marked; nothing without a traceable source is posted.
勘Public errata
When we got something wrong we record it: which episode, which line, what we said, what it is now, and why.
Books
《论语》 · The Analects
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- 2.4At fifteen I set my heart on learningNot a certificate issued automatically at a certain age, but a road of learning.
- 2.3Guiding them by decreesPunishment and decree keep people from crime; virtue and ritual move them toward good
- 2.2Thoughts without crookednessThe “without crookedness” lies in the reader, not entirely in the poems
- 2.1Governing by virtueNot that decrees are unnecessary, but that the one who governs must first have gained something himself
- 1.16Not troubled that others do not know meThe book opens with “unrecognised and yet not resentful” and closes here; the two ends meet.
- 1.15Poor without flatteryAcknowledge what has been done, then push one step further
