dictionary definition
1. Organize books.
2. Ancient officials in charge of sorting out ancient books. Among the booksellers in the Han Dynasty, the three kingdoms Wei all set up secretary booksellers, and the Sui and Tang Dynasties all set up this official, belonging to the secretary province.
3. Tang Hu Ceng's poem "A Gift to Xue Tao" reads: "Wan Li Bridge Girls' School Book, Close the Door and Close the Loquat Flower. "Xue Tao, a famous prostitute who can write poems in Shu, is called a girls' school book. Later, because the "girls' school book" was used as the nickname of prostitutes. Also called "proofreading".
Sorting rule:
Proofread the original book and correct mistakes. It refers to comparing and checking the same book with different versions or related materials, and examining the similarities and differences of its words and the authenticity of right and wrong.
Zhong Shu:
Shu, the name of an ancient country, was destroyed by Qin. This is now the central part of Sichuan Province. Because it is generally called "Shuzhong".
Books:
1. It refers to the revised simplified version.
2. Generally refers to general books.
3. It means registered account.
This book is in simplified Chinese characters. There is a record.
5. instruments. Imperial edicts, policies, etc.
Poetry:
1. refers to poetry.
2. Refers to the text of The Book of Songs.
3. Poetry and prose.