Shang Xiang

Shang Xiang (Del chino: 上庠; pinyin: shàng xiáng; Wade–Giles: shang hsiang), fue una escuela fundada en la era Yu Shun (虞舜).

El Emperador Shun fundo dos escuelas, una superior llamada Shang Xiang (shang (上), significa arriba y alto), y otra llamada Xia Xiang (下庠, xia (下) significa abajo o bajo).^[1]

Shang Xiang fue el sitio para educar a jóvenes nobles. Los profesores de Shang Xiang fueron generalmente eruditos, ancianos o personas nobles.

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↑ Classic of Rites·System of King: Youyushi (Yu) provided for noble elders in Shang Xiang, and provided for plebeian elders in Xia Xiang. Zheng Xuan: Shang Xiang was a Daxue (大學, great study, big school, today it translates to English as university) and it's located in the west of capital city (《禮記·王制》：“有虞氏養國老於上庠，養庶老於下庠”。鄭玄：“上庠為大學，在王城西郊。”).

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[1] Classic of Rites·System of King: Youyushi (Yu) provided for noble elders in Shang Xiang, and provided for plebeian elders in Xia Xiang. Zheng Xuan: Shang Xiang was a Daxue (大學, great study, big school, today it translates to English as university) and it's located in the west of capital city (《禮記·王制》：“有虞氏養國老於上庠，養庶老於下庠”。鄭玄：“上庠為大學，在王城西郊。”).

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