Poetry, books, rituals, music, the Book of Changes, the Spring and Autumn Period.

Poetry: According to legend, it was compiled by Confucius.

Book: According to legend, it was compiled by Confucius.

Book of Rites: edited by Dade, there are 85 articles, and there are 40 existing articles, which are called Da Dai Li.

Le: It's lost, and there's no way to prove it.

Book of Changes: The author is an official and is completed by many people.

The spring and autumn period revised by Confucius.

Confucius, the founder of Confucianism in China, compiled poems, books, rituals, changes, music and the Spring and Autumn Period in his later years, which were later called the Six Classics. Jing Yue has been lost, so it is usually called the Five Classics.

Extended data

Han Shu Yi Wen Zhi said that Confucianism "wandered between the Six Classics". The so-called "Six Classics" refer to poems, books, rituals, music, changes, spring and autumn. These documents were not called "Classics" at that time, and they were not called "Six Classics" until the end of the Warring States Period, when Zhuangzi relayed Confucius' words and told Laozi about these six works.

In the Han Dynasty, scholars respected Confucius, allowing him to delete poems and books, define rites and music, describe Zhouyi and write about the Spring and Autumn Period. In fact, this is not completely in line with historical reality.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-six classics