Is it possible to restore the pre-Qin ancient books destroyed by Qin Shihuang?

This is possible, and the ancient bamboo slips of Liye found in Liye ancient city in Longshan, Hunan Province are an example. However, the ancient bamboo slips in Liye preserved the official information of the Qin Dynasty, not the information of the pre-Qin period. Although Qin Shihuang burned books to bury Confucianism, he did not completely destroy those ancient books, because the Qin dynasty did not rule for a long time. Qin Shihuang strangled people's thoughts by coercive means, but the most harmful thing to culture was that Emperor Wu exclusively praised Confucianism and restricted people's thoughts by kingly way.

The most prosperous and active periods of China culture are the pre-Qin, Wei and Jin Dynasties and the Republic of China, all of which are troubled times. However, I especially admire the Northern Song Dynasty. Scholars in the Northern Song Dynasty will not be convicted for their words. Although there were great men in other times, the social atmosphere at that time was not conducive to cultural development. One more thing: when Yuan Shikai was president, Beijing newspapers could criticize Yuan Shikai every day, but they didn't say whether it was right or not. Do any newspapers in China dare to do this now? Only when language is not condemned can culture prosper.