Around the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), Zhang Qin began to compile Putian County Records. Zhang Qin's Draft of Putian County Records, New Draft of Putian County Records, and Draft of Putian County Records. Zhang Qinxiu's "Putian County Records Draft" was written in the Republic of China 17, and the Republic of China was 36 years. Zhang Qin's "Putian County Records Draft" was not published; Both Fujian Normal University Library and Fujian Provincial Library have books.
Chen Changcheng has a comment on the Draft of New Records of Putian County, which is a short story: Puyi County was established in the Tang Dynasty, and Yizhi was compiled in the Song Dynasty. Between the main roads, there are seven volumes of the chief clock. In the third year of Shao Xi's reign, Zhao Yanli, the county magistrate, also collected fifteen volumes of books written by scholars of county annals, all of which were named Puyang Annals, which recorded the history, art and literature of the Song Dynasty. I lost it. In the Ming Dynasty, Shao Peng Jingtai's Records of Puyang had ten volumes, which Zhou Ying called unwritten. However, it is listed in the book catalogue of Wanli Chen Shishantang, which means that its draft is not engraved. Second, Hongzhi's "Records of Xinghua Prefecture" is 54 volumes, with fellow initiates such as Huang and others (written by Kang Yi: Huang and Zhou Yingtong). Tianyige has an original engraving, and people who spread all over the city are treated the same and reprinted. Next, thirty-six volumes of Xinghua Annals compiled by Kang Dahe flowed into the Japanese cabinet stacks. Second, fifty-six volumes of Xinghua Xinzhi written by Chen Jingbang and Lin. Gan Longzhi has two sequences. Gap is managed by the government, so its affairs are spread in government files. The other is the county annals initiated by two fellow initiates Zhu during the reign of Kangxi, which are now in the Beijing Library. The second time was "Ganlongzhi", which was compiled by Liao Biqi and Lin Nuo together, covering the events after Kangxi, but they didn't add or delete anything in the old records, and they still used the old board, so the style was the same. Pan Wenfeng, the magistrate of Guangxu County, reprinted the "Ganlongzhi" ... Later, Lin Yangzu of Daoxian County revised it, but the manuscript was not published. After 1950s, there are still more than 20 manuscripts and notes, the contents of which are not original. Finally, Zhang's Chronicle is conducive to the preservation of historical materials until the victory of the Anti-Japanese War.