Cheng weishi lun

Target entity: Cheng weishi lun
Context triple: [Hosso sect, religiousText, Cheng weishi lun]

• A. Quanxue Pian
  Quanxue Pian is a seminal late Qing reform treatise by statesman Zhang Zhidong that advocates combining traditional Confucian learning with Western practical knowledge to strengthen China.
• B. Jiu Zhang
  Jiu Zhang is an ancient Chinese poetic work traditionally attributed to the poet Qu Yuan and regarded as one of the key pieces in the classical anthology Chu Ci.
• C. Four Treasures of the Study
  The Four Treasures of the Study are the essential traditional tools of Chinese scholars and calligraphers—brush, ink, paper, and inkstone—central to the practice of writing and painting in East Asian culture.
• D. School of Names
  The School of Names was an ancient Chinese philosophical tradition known for its focus on logic, language, and paradoxes, often compared to early forms of analytical philosophy.
• E. Siku Quanshu
  Siku Quanshu is an enormous 18th-century Chinese imperial encyclopedia and library collection that systematically compiled, edited, and classified the major works of Chinese literature, history, philosophy, and classics.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Cheng weishi lun
Target entity description: Cheng weishi lun is a foundational Yogācāra Buddhist treatise, especially central to Japan’s Hossō school, that systematically expounds the doctrine of consciousness-only.

• A. Quanxue Pian
  Quanxue Pian is a seminal late Qing reform treatise by statesman Zhang Zhidong that advocates combining traditional Confucian learning with Western practical knowledge to strengthen China.
• B. Jiu Zhang
  Jiu Zhang is an ancient Chinese poetic work traditionally attributed to the poet Qu Yuan and regarded as one of the key pieces in the classical anthology Chu Ci.
• C. Four Treasures of the Study
  The Four Treasures of the Study are the essential traditional tools of Chinese scholars and calligraphers—brush, ink, paper, and inkstone—central to the practice of writing and painting in East Asian culture.
• D. School of Names
  The School of Names was an ancient Chinese philosophical tradition known for its focus on logic, language, and paradoxes, often compared to early forms of analytical philosophy.
• E. Siku Quanshu
  Siku Quanshu is an enormous 18th-century Chinese imperial encyclopedia and library collection that systematically compiled, edited, and classified the major works of Chinese literature, history, philosophy, and classics.
• F. None of above. chosen