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I mistakenly think that books are more suitable every day.
Historical allusion
Every day, I mistakenly think that books are more suitable for historical dictionary interpretation;
Mistaken book: refers to a book with poor collation. Comfortable: comfortable. Think about the fallacies and heresies in the book every day, especially a pleasant thing. The latter is often used to describe people who are good at reading and thinking. From the biography of Northern History Xing Shaochuan: "Shao is a gifted scholar with many books, but he is not good at proofreading. Seeing people proofreading books, he smiled and said,' What a fool! I can't read all the books in the world until I die. How can I start school again? It's more appropriate to think about books by mistake every day!' Qing Yu said "Preface to Miscellaneous Ga": "Zhong Rong (Sun Yirang word) learned a lot, but was not young. He is thirsty for knowledge and thinks deeply, mistaking books for books. I know that treating Zhong Rong, who is terminally ill, is infinite. "
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A suitable explanation? Have been praised or recommended. Han and Liu Xiang "Shuo Wen": "A vassal has served as an official for three years, and the scholar is called good virtue, then the sage, and the three aptitudes are called meritorious." Wu Han Di Ji is Yi Shi. Yan Shigu quoted Qian as saying, "You can find the right person." It's an honor.
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The Book of the Northern Qi written by Li Baiyao, a historian in the Tang Dynasty, records that there are many books in the homes of criminals in the Northern Qi Dynasty, but they never organize them. "When I see people proofreading books, I often say with a smile that Yu He is too stupid to read books all over the world until he dies. How do I start proofreading? It is more appropriate to think wrong. " It can be seen that it is also interesting to find mistakes when reading, which can lead to thinking. Therefore, Gu Guangqi, a famous bibliophile in Qing Dynasty, is famous in academic circles for collating ancient books. He specially took Xing Zicai's meaning of "thinking about books is more suitable every day" and named his collection "Si Zhai" to explain the origin of Zhai.
He Shouzhang, a seal engraver in the Qing Dynasty, carved a square "thinking wrong", which is a rectangular white seal. The four characters are arranged like four princes, each accounting for a quarter of the printed surface. The layout is complicated and simple, and the stroke of the word "one" is the simplest. There is no obvious channel between printed words. In order to increase the dynamic feeling of the whole printing, the heart-shaped strokes at the bottom of the "four" character are curved, which makes the whole printing surface "live". It is worth noting that the word "mouth" in the word "shun" and the two words "mouth" in the word "wrong" are zigzag arranged on the printing surface. The whole seal has a smooth layout, even strokes and double knives, which really has the quiet beauty of a small jasper. This is the artistic feature of "balance and balance, contrast and density" between Chinese and Indian. From this point of view, He Shouzhang's book A Glance at Chinese and Indian does have some experience.