"Qiankun Dalue" first appeared in manuscript form. Qin Jukui of Chenzhou said in the preface to this book: The manuscripts he saw when he was in Sushui often did not classify things and there were many refutations. When he was in Raochuan in the fourth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1854), Wang Yuyou's grandson Wang Maoting Maocai came to Raocha and brought several kinds of books collected by his ancestors, including the original version of this book. After re-editing, he realized that the chapters were complicated and repetitive. These places have been infiltrated by later generations, but the original book was originally comprehensive. At that time, preparations were tight and martial arts were strictly enforced everywhere. The offensive and defensive skills of Tao Qian were particularly good at saving times. Therefore, he made a new copy based on the original version, collated it with the old version, deleted the duplicates of the thirteen items that were added by later generations, and recorded them later for reference. This is the so-called Qin school version. This book has been included in "Jifu Series" and "Collection of Series Books". Baoxingtang reprinted it in the 33rd year of Guangxu (1907), and Shanxi Yucaiguan reprinted it in the 9th year of the Republic of China (1920). These different versions either use the Qin school version as the base, with the thirteen infiltrated articles appended to the back of the book, such as the Shanxi Yucai Guan printed version; or they use the old manuscripts as the base, but note one by one after the infiltrated content by later generations. "Qin School originally did not have this provision", as is the case in Jifu Series.