Such critics such as Lu Xiangshan and Wang Yangming later disliked the "Great Learning" because of the stress on scholarship rather than action. Wang Yangming rejected Zhu Xi's changes and returned the text to the original, from the "Classic of Rites". During the Han dynasty the "Great Learning" rose to prominence, and the "Classic of Rites" had to be re-organized by Dai De and Dai Shang. The Dais divided the book into five sections. This included the "Great Learning", the Doctrine of the Mean, the Evolution of Rites, the "Yili", and the "Etiquette and Rites".