Shen Pei
During the Han period there were three different versions of the "Poetry" which each belonged to different hermeneutic traditions. The Lu "Poetry" (魯詩 "Lǔ shī"), the Qi "Poetry" (齊詩 "Qí shī") and the Han "Poetry" (韓詩 "Hán shī") were officially recognized with chairs at the Imperial Academy during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han (156–87 BC). Until the later years of the Eastern Han period, the dominant version of the "Poetry" was the Lu "Poetry", named after the state of Lu, and founded by Shen Pei, a student of a disciple of the Warring States period philosopher Xunzi.