Peeps Into China
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T was the early spring of 1SS7 when I visited the city of T'ai-an-fu, which lies at the base of the sacred mountain of T'ai- shan — ' the Great Mountain.' This moun- tain is one of the five sacred mountains of China, which received the worship of ancient emperors. No mountain is more renowned as a place for worship than this one, situated in the western part of the province of Shan-tung, and only some sixty miles from the birthplace of Confucius — another important centre of religious adoration....
Some four thousand years ago an ancient ruler, Shuin, whose teachings were largely absorbed by the sage Confucius, came to the mountain of T'ai-shan and sacrificed to Heaven. Before the Lord descended in majestic glory on Mount Sinai, and imparted to the sage Moses the world-embracing 1 >ecalogue ; there was a seeking of help and a spirit of reverential adoration arising from the heart of an ancient sage of China.
Where in all (lie world is there a more historical mountain, made sacred by the lofty worship of ancient days '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T was the early spring of 1SS7 when I visited the city of T'ai-an-fu, which lies at the base of the sacred mountain of T'ai- shan — ' the Great Mountain.' This moun- tain is one of the five sacred mountains of China, which received the worship of ancient emperors. No mountain is more renowned as a place for worship than this one, situated in the western part of the province of Shan-tung, and only some sixty miles from the birthplace of Confucius — another important centre of religious adoration....
Some four thousand years ago an ancient ruler, Shuin, whose teachings were largely absorbed by the sage Confucius, came to the mountain of T'ai-shan and sacrificed to Heaven. Before the Lord descended in majestic glory on Mount Sinai, and imparted to the sage Moses the world-embracing 1 >ecalogue ; there was a seeking of help and a spirit of reverential adoration arising from the heart of an ancient sage of China.
Where in all (lie world is there a more historical mountain, made sacred by the lofty worship of ancient days '.
What to read after Peeps Into China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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