Zuo Zhuan is an ancient Chinese historical text that serves as a commentary on the Spring and Autumn Annals, covering the period from 722 to 481 BCE. Attributed to the historian Zuo Qiuming, it provides detailed accounts of political events, social customs, and moral lessons, reflecting the complexities of the Zhou Dynasty. The text is notable for its narrative style, which combines historical facts with anecdotes and philosophical insights. It is considered one of the foundational works of Chinese historiography and has influenced later literature and historical writing, offering valuable perspectives on early Chinese society and governance.