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The Book of Songs, originally known as the Book of Songs, also known as the Three Hundred Poems, was included in Confucian classics and is known as the Book of Songs. It includes a total of 305 poems from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the mid Spring and Autumn period, divided into three major parts: "Feng" (the style of the Fifteen Kingdoms, totaling 160 poems), "Ya", "Daya" (the "Xiaoya", totaling 105 poems), and "Song" (the "Zhou Song", "Lu Song", and "Shang Song", totaling 40 poems), It depicts an incredibly vivid picture of social history and is the first collection of Chinese poetry, as well as the source of Chinese poetry. The Book of Songs (Chinese English version) utilizes the vivid translation of James Legge, a renowned British sinologist, to lead readers to appreciate the grandeur of this epic work from both Chinese and Western perspectives.