Common sense mistakes in cultural dilemma

1. I heard that there are several mistakes in "Cultural Journey". Where are they?

Lv Dongbin in the Tang Dynasty became the ancestor of Taoism; In the early Ming Dynasty, Shen Wansan lived in the Shen Shi Guild Hall built by later generations. Lin Hejing, never married, has a wife and children; Jin Shengtan, who admired the Qing emperor, became a loyal minister of Daming. ...

The above-mentioned mistakes in literature and history knowledge all come from the cultural prose of the famous prose master Yu. There are more than 130 such literary and historical errors in Yu's Cultural Journey, Notes on Mountain Residence and first frost River. Mr. Jin, a senior editor of Chewing Words, was deeply impressed by this "rock-breaking" and came up with this book.

Teacher Yu wrote:' Look at his right hand holding the hounds and his left hand holding the goshawk', which is wrong. Su Shi's original text should be:' yellow in his left hand and sky in his right hand', which means: holding a dog in his left hand and an eagle in his right arm.

One more thing:' In fact, in detail, he was only 37 years old when he called himself an' old father-in-law', and Su Shi called himself an' old father-in-law' at the wrong age.

2. Questions about cultural dilemmas

Historical misfortune and reflection of Yu writing Dunhuang documents in Mogao Grottoes. However, some problems involved in this paper have aroused my doubts and thoughts. First, the work is written by Taoist Wang, saying that he is a sinner in Dunhuang Grottoes. Although the author also realizes that "it will make us feel bored to let our ignorant bodies fully bear this heavy cultural debt", he also mentions the ignorance and corruption of some officials. However, quite a lot of angry floods poured down on him. What is "too humble, too small, too ignorant", what is "clown", "dirty" and so on. The work describes in detail how Taoist Wang discovered Dunhuang documents and sold them to Stein and others. The title of the article is very telling. It should be said that the whole article is closely related to the topic of "Tower of Taoist Temple". This gives people a feeling that it seems as the author said. It dominated the most splendid culture in ancient China. "But if a cultured person is in charge, it seems that the tragedy will not happen. Tianyi Pavilion: Tianyi Pavilion is one of the oldest existing library buildings in China.

There are a vast number of ancient books with a long history of more than 430 years. Known as the "Southern Book City", they stand tall on the Moon Lake in Ningbo, becoming the oldest private library in Asia and one of the three oldest family libraries in the world. It is the most proud civilization constellation of Ningbo people.

When the literati arrived in Ningbo, it was no less than a feast for the eyes. This antique building, elegant garden and quiet environment are really fascinating.

However, Tianyi Pavilion was just an ordinary private library, which experienced several generations of vicissitudes. Today, Tianyi Pavilion is a "pearl" in Ningbo, which integrates library collection, cultural relics and tourism. 1On February 23rd, 982, Tianyi Pavilion was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit by the State Council.

3. Editorial Postscript of "Cultural Journey"

Some media reported that Yu broke the fallacy in the Encyclopedia of Cultural journeying, saying that many controversial points in previous works were all eliminated by Mr. Yu this time. It is also said that a critic who did not want to be named said that Yu had not responded positively to some disputes in literature and history in the past. This revision itself shows that Yu did not "ignore mistakes" as those critics said. In this regard, the editor believes that this shows that readers are very concerned about and read his book very seriously. But some critics talk too casually. They don't read the whole book. Can this be regarded as getting rid of the "fallacy"? It is normal for a writer to revise his own works when they are reprinted, which reflects the writer's sense of responsibility. She said that some of the "mistakes" pointed out by readers were purely clerical errors and technical errors, and some came from shoddy pirated products, because pirates compiled various "collections" for him. Wang Shuli finally revealed that Yu's four-volume "Encyclopedia of Cultural Journey" about the world and himself will be published at the end of the year. Since then, all Mr. Yu's cultural prose works are based on the text and title of this set of books, and the previous versions are no longer published.