1. Shui Jing ZhuShui Jing Zhu is a work on the ancient geography of China. It is an annotated and much expanded version of an older text, the Shui Jing ("Waterways Classic"), which has been lost. The annotated version was compiled by Li Daoyuan (酈道元; d. 527) during the Northern Wei Dynasty, hugely expanding on the original. The original version of the Waterways Classic, describing 137 different rivers in China, was traditionally believed to have been compiled by Sang Qin (桑欽) in the Han dynasty.
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