At present, the only national first-class ancient book in northern Fujian: jian'ou museum collection "Imperial Translation of the I Ching"

Recently, the Fujian Provincial Center for the Protection of Ancient Books went to the Third Museum of Northern Fujian to carry out research on the protection of ancient books and the review of catalogs, and found that the Jian'ou City Library had a collection of an ancient book entitled "The Imperial Translation of the I Ching" written by Zhu Xi in the Song Dynasty and printed in Manchu and Chinese, which was rare in version and rare in the province.

After appraisal, this ancient book was written by Song Zhuxi, and in the thirty-first year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1766), WuyingDian was engraved with a Manchu and Han Bibi, that is, it was engraved in Manchu and Chinese. Refer to the "Qing Dynasty Inner House Inscribed Book Catalogue Solution" to record: it is a book designed for the Baylors to study Chinese literature, and it does not lose the tradition of Manchu literature. The Qingnei Province engraved a number of manchu and Han Chinese, Mongolian and Han Chinese classics, which were used by the imperial court in the palace, not for external publication, so there is no recut, and it is not widely circulated, which is an example of rare books.

According to the relevant national standards, the book is designated as a first-class ancient book, and it is also the only national first-class ancient book currently found in northern Fujian. (Ge Yueyue, Wei Yongqing, text/photo)