Mencius
Written by Meng Ke, compiled by his disciples, seven articles, fourteen volumes. There are Han Zhao Qi notes, Song Sun Aoshu, Zhu Xi Ji notes, and the university, the mean, and the Analects are collectively called the "four books".
Meng Ke (372 B.C. ~ 289 B.C.) Mingke, the word Ziyu, Zou people during the Warring States Period, was born in the fourth year of King Lie of Zhou, and died in the twenty-sixth year of King Zhou Xun. Studied by Zisi's disciples. Advocating the royal way, emphasizing benevolence and righteousness, ignoring utilitarianism, and creating goodness, later generations will be called "Yasheng". He is the author of seven articles of Mencius. Also known as "Mencius".
(Source: Chinese Dictionary of the Ministry of Education)