Shi ji

Burton Watson is a translator whose work brings ancient Chinese history to life. His translation of the Shi Ji (Records of the Grand Historian) is a foundational text for understanding early Chinese civilization. He's a go-to for anyone interested in classical Chinese literature and history.

Japanese scholar of Chinese literature , a professor emeritus at Kobe University , and well-known for his research on Kawakami Hajime .

Sima Qian was a historian who wrote the Records of the Grand Historian (Shi ji). This massive work is a foundational text for Chinese history, covering centuries of events and biographies. He's considered the father of Chinese historiography.

This committee compiled the monumental "Shi Ji," a foundational work in Chinese historical records. Their dedication to preserving and publishing these important texts makes them a vital resource for anyone interested in ancient Chinese history.

This is the planning committee behind the monumental "Chinese Recreated Rare Books Project." Their work includes the foundational historical text, the Shi Ji.

Sima Zhen was a historian who wrote the Shi Ji, a monumental work of Chinese history. His writing covers a vast sweep of historical events and figures.

Zhang Shoujie is the author of the Shi Ji, a foundational work of Chinese historiography. This monumental text offers a comprehensive account of early Chinese history.

Pei Xun was a scholar of the Jin Dynasty, best known for his extensive commentaries on the Records of the Grand Historian (Shi Ji). His work provides valuable insights into this foundational historical text.