Do not waste your money. This looks like a nicely printed and bound, convenient, and inexpensive anthology of five major works of Chinese and Japanese philosophy, but in fact it must have been printed using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software of some sort and then not properly proof-read. There are numerous instances in which a character like "b" is misread as an "h" (for example, he instead of be), which can prove annoyingly disconcerting but which also makes one skeptical of whether undetected errors are causing serious and undetected confusion in meaning.

Put the money into properly printed editions like Penguin. I'm finishing the "Mencius" text only because I don't have another edition of "Mencius" and I want to get it read for a Great Courses video I'm watching. As soon as I'm finished, this thing goes into the trash. ( )