1. "Guanghui Chronicles of the Sixteenth Dynasties of the Ming Dynasty", twenty-eight volumes, written by Chen Jian (Ming Dynasty), supplemented by Chen Longke, and printed by Shi Ju in the late Ming Dynasty. Save the first volume. It is recorded in the "Bibliography of Rare Ancient Chinese Books" and is the only copy in the country.
2. "The Complete Collection of Four Books Corrected by Zhou Huikui", eighteen volumes, compiled by Hu Guang et al. (Ming Dynasty), edited by Li Jiuwo, corrected by Zhou Shixian, and printed by Liu Gengtang in the Ming Dynasty. Save 11 volumes. This book is the "Complete Collection of Four Books" corrected by Zhou Shixian. "The Complete Collection of Four Books" was compiled by Hu Guang and others during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty based on Zhu Xi's "Collected Commentary on Chapters and Sentences of the Four Books" and widely collecting the interpretations of the "Four Books" by scholars of the Cheng-Zhu School since the Song and Yuan Dynasties. It contains almost everything from the Song Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty. , Yuan Dynasty, Cheng Yi and Zhu Xi school of Neo-Confucianism explained the entire content of "Great Learning", "The Doctrine of the Mean", "The Analects" and "Mencius".
3. "The Golden Rope of the Four Books of Mr. Tang Huolin's Secret Notes, Newly Engraved", not divided into volumes, written by Tang Binyin (Ming Dynasty), printed in the Ming Dynasty, recorded in the "Bibliography of Rare Chinese Ancient Books". Tang Binyin, also known as Jianjia, also known as Sui'an, also known as Huolin, was a native of Xuanzhou, Anhui. In the 23rd year of Wanli's reign, he ranked second in the rankings and was awarded the title of editor and editor of the Hanlin Academy. He was responsible for producing many internal and external books and imperial edicts. He was known to be decent and was often praised by Shenzong.
4. "The Complete Book of Xingli", seventy volumes, written by Hu Guang and others (Ming Dynasty), printed by Lin Weishi Renshitang, Jingtaizhong, Ming Dynasty. Hu Guang and others were ordered to compile it, specifically for the purpose of selecting scholars through the imperial examination. It is a compilation of Neo-Confucianism among Song people. This book is the earliest book collected by Liuzhou City Library.
5. "Zhu Pi's Edict", not divided into volumes, (Qing Dynasty) compiled by Aixinjueluo Yinzhen Pi, Yunlu, Ertai, etc., overprinted in red ink by Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. "Zhu Pi's Edict" is an important record of the government activities of the Yongzheng Dynasty. The book contains more than 7,000 memorials by more than 200 authors. "Zhu Pi's Edict" was published by the Imperial Household and included in "Sikuquanshu".
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1. "Twenty-Four Histories" is the collective name for the 24 biographical history books in ancient China, with a total of 3213 volumes and about 46.83 million words. It records the historical overview of each dynasty from the legendary Yellow Emperor (about 26th century BC) to Emperor Chongzhen of the late Ming Dynasty (mid-seventeenth century) in the form of chronicles, biographies, tables, and chronicles, covering the fourteenth century of the Chinese nation. The basic historical facts and materials on politics, economy, and culture during the course of more than a thousand years of historical development are the most important classics for studying ancient Chinese history, and are also valuable heritage in the history of world culture. Because most of the "Twenty-Four Histories" were written by emperors of the past dynasties and were later approved by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, they have always enjoyed an important status as "national history" and "official history".
2. The "Sikuquanshu Cumu Series" was compiled during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. When the "Sikuquanshu" was compiled, a large number of ancient classics that did not meet the needs and value standards of the Qing Dynasty were discarded and were only listed as There are 6,793 species and 93,551 volumes in existence. After 300 years of natural and man-made disasters, the existing books have been severely lost. There are more than 4,000 kinds and more than 60,000 volumes in existence, which are stored in more than 200 libraries in China, and more than 30% of them have become unique copies.
In the summer of 1992, the History and Culture Branch of the China Oriental Culture Research Association formally proposed a plan to compile and publish the "Sikuquanshu Catalog Series". On December 23, 1992, it was approved by the State Council's Ancient Books Collection and Publishing Planning Group, and was listed as It is a national key project. In January 1993, a working committee for the compilation and publication of the "Sikuquanshu Catalog Series" was formed, with Ji Xianlin as the chief editor and nearly a hundred literary and historical experts and scholars from more than 50 universities and research institutions in China, as well as from Taiwan, Japan, the United States and other places. The compilation committee of the "Si Ku Quanshu Bibliography Series" participated by ancient book scholars began the compilation work.
3. "Sikuquanshu" is the largest existing official series of books in China. It is the largest cultural project in China and even the world compiled by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. It is compiled from more than 200,000 handed down classics from China's Pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. The whole book is divided into four parts: Classics, History, Zi, and Collection. It contains 3,461 kinds of books, 79,309 volumes, and is divided into more than 36,000 volumes. Many important Chinese classics before Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty are included in it. Since the editors were all famous scholars at that time, it represented the highest academic level at that time. Although Qianlong's original intention of compiling this book was to "contain the ban on war", it objectively organized and preserved a large number of important classics, created Chinese bibliography, established the dominant position of Sinology in social culture, and has unparalleled documentary value , historical data value, cultural relic value and edition value.