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English: Confucius and children. Note the handcart that is used to transport the sage - presumably, the mode of transport familiar to the early-Qing (1680) artist
中文：「孔子問答‧小兒論」
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Fons The top of the first page of "Xiao er lun" (Dialogue [of Confucius] with a child), from the collection Wanbao yaoxue xuzhi; aotou zazu daquan (Treasury of essential knowledge for children; the complete character miscellany of a prize-winning Hanlin scholar). Reproduced in D.E. Mungello, The Curious Land..., from a copy of the original edition in the Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel, Cod. Guelf. 117.1 Extrav.
Auctor An unknown Chinese artist

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