In the more than thirty years since the launch of the "Chinese Classical Literature Series", it has basically published 2-5 kinds of new varieties at a rate of 2-5 kinds per year, and by August 2009, 100 kinds have been published, which has aroused widespread concern from scholars and ancient book lovers. In the "First Recommended Catalogue of Excellent Ancient Books to the Whole Country" released in 2013, the "Chinese Classical Literature Series" of Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House has 75 kinds on the list, which is the most selected set of books. As of August 2016, 136 varieties have been published. Note: New varieties after reaching 100 species in 2009 are marked with *.
The verses are now annotated
Gao Heng note
December 1, 1980 1 edition once
Gao Heng was an accomplished scholar of pre-Qin literature, and he went further on the basis of the research of his predecessors, explaining and commenting on the various articles of the Book of Poetry, and there are many places with unique insights.
Chu Ci Jin Note
Tang Bingzheng, Li Daming, Li Cheng, Xiong Liangzhi note
December 1, 1996 1 edition 1 time
This book is based on the Song Dynasty Hong Xingzu's "Supplementary Notes on Chu Ci" as a base, taking the old theory as the long, but also adopting the essence of the new theory. The notes are concise and concise, and the relief is thorough.
Sima Xiangru set proofreading notes
[Western Han] Sima Xiang is like Jin Guoyong's annotations
August 1, 1993, 1 edition
This book is based on the late Ming Dynasty Zhang's publication "One Hundred and Three Masters Collection, Sima Wenyuan Collection", and collects Sima Xiang as all the works handed down to the world, and according to the order of genre, it is solved and proofread.
Yang Xiong set proofreading notes
[Han] Yang Xiong by Zhang Zhenze Proofreading Notes
November 1, 1993 Edition 1
This book is a collection of fifty-seven articles such as Yang Xiongfu, Wen, Shu, Ode, Recitation, and Zhen, which is the most complete one in the existing Collection of Yang Xiong's Writings. At the end of the book, there are "Anecdotes of Yang Xiong", "Bibliography of Yang Xiong" and "Chronology of Yang Xiong".
Annotations to Zhang Heng's Poetry Collection※
[Eastern Han Dynasty] Zhang Heng by Zhang Zhenze Proofreading
Single Edition June 1, 1986 1 series edition August 2009 edition
This book collects all of Zhang Heng's surviving poems, fu, and texts and annotates them.
Nguyen Collection
[Wei] Ruan Wrote by Li Zhijun and other school points
May 1, 1978, 1 edition
This book is based on the Ming Dynasty Chen Dewen and Fan Qin's "Ruan Si Zongji" as the base for proofreading, and is an indispensable reference for the study of ruan books and literature and philosophy in the Wei and Jin dynasties.
Lu Ji Ji School Note※
[Jin] Lu Ji wrote Yang Ming's school notes
July 2016 1 edition 1 time
The Lu Ji collection has been lost to the Song Dynasty, so this book does not use the Song version or the shadow Song banknote book as a unified working base, but takes the general collection and similar books from each article as the base book, so as to straighten out the source flow and avoid mistakenly going out of the school for the later blackmail. Attached are works reviews, biographical materials, preface inscriptions, author chronology, etc.
Tao Yuanming Collection Of School Notes (Revised Edition)
[Jin] Tao Qian wrote Gong Bin's school notes
December 1, 1996 1st edition Revised September 2011 edition
This book is based on Tao Shu's annotation "Tao Jing Jie Ji" and uses Song Shaoxi's collection of engravings and other valuable books to participate in the school. The notes synthesize the old sayings of the former sages, and many Kuangzheng fill in the gaps. Attached are reference materials such as "Excerpts from Tao's Genealogy", "Compendium of Tao Yuan's Next Year's Genealogy", "Selected Commentaries of Tao Yuanming" and so on.
New Language Notes (Revised Edition)
[Southern Dynasty Song] Liu Yiqing wrote Yu Jiaxi's notes on Zhou Zumo and other arrangements
December 1, 1993 1 edition once
This book was carefully written by the famous scholar Yu Jiaxi, and Zhou Zumo, Yu Shuyi, and Zhou Shiqi made a comprehensive revision of the original punctuation omissions.
Interpretation of the New Language of the World※
[Southern Dynasty Song] Liu Yiqing [Southern Dynasty Liang] Liu Xiao marked Gong Bin proofreading
December 1, 2011 edition once
Mr. Gong Bin collects the essence of the former sages, fills in the gaps, interprets the text from multiple angles such as politics, literature, aesthetics, religion, customs, and language, and notes the comments of the predecessors. Attached are the old titles and old prefaces, a brief chronology of the deeds of the characters, and an index of personal names.
Bao joins the army to collect notes
[Southern Dynasty Song] Bao Zhao, Qian Zhonglian supplemented the set of sayings
Single Edition February 1, 1958 Series Edition May 2005 Edition
Mr. Qian Zhonglian added a supplementary commentary on Bao Ji on the basis of Qian Zhenlun and Huang Jie's proofreadings, and attached Bao Zhao's chronology and comments from various families.
Xie Xuancheng set proofreading notes
[Southern Dynasty Qi] Xie Shuo wrote Cao Rongnan's annotations
December 1, 1991 1 edition 1 time
This book is the most complete collection of Xie Shuo's works so far, and the poems are based on Wu Qian's Worship of the Scriptures lou ben, the text is based on Yan Kejun's QuanQi Wen, and more than ten kinds of books are used for proofreading. The appendix collects Xie Shuo's works, prefaces, commentaries from various schools, biographies, and the "Poetry and Literature Year of Xie Shuo's Deeds".
Wenxin carved dragon righteous evidence
[Southern Dynasty Song] Liu Xun wrote Zhan Zhengyi testimony
August 1, 1989 1 edition 1 time
This book has the nature of a collection of interpretations, Mr. Zhan Wei has absorbed the latest research results of "Wenxin Carved Dragon" at home and abroad, and widely absorbed the essence of the annotations and research of "Wenxin Carved Dragon" by various families, representing a new level of "Wenxin Carved Dragon" in a certain period of time.
Notes on Collected Poems (Revised Edition)
[Liang] Zhong Rong by Cao Xu
October 1, 1994 1st Edition 1th Edition Updated October 2011 Edition
This book is based on the earliest Yuan Yan You Geng Shen Yuansha Academy publications, participated in more than 50 editions and various materials, fully draws on the research results of predecessors, and collects the culmination of contemporary "Poetry" research.
anthology
[Liang] Xiao Tong[Tang] Li Shan's note
September 1, 1986 1 edition once
The most popular version of li shan's annotations in the "Anthology" is the Qing Jiaqing Huke family's engraving of the Southern Song Dynasty Chunxi Youyuan periodical, and this book is organized according to the proofreading point. This is the only annotated version of Li Shan's annotated copy of the Anthology that has been carefully collated and collated.
Yutai New Wing Hui School ※
Wu Guanwen, Tan Beifang, Zhang Peihenghui School
January 1, 2014 Edition 1 time
This book is based on the Ming Jiajing Nineteenth Year Zheng Xuanfu Periodicals, the School uses the Ming Wuyunxi Pavilion Copper Movable Type, the Ming Chongzhen Feng Ban Codex, the Zhao Jun Inscribed Edition, the Qing Weng Xin Shadow Copy Feng Zhi Ten Manuscript, etc., and the history books, collections and similar books such as the Book of Han, the Selected Writings, and the Beitang Shuqian to participate in the school, which are comprehensive and refined, and easy to read.
Annotations to Wang Fanzhi's Collected Poems (Revised Edition)
[Tang] Wang Fanzhi wrote Xiang Chu Proofreading Notes
December 1, 1991 1 edition 1 updated Edition June 2010 edition
This book is a collection of all the photographs of Wang Fanzhi's poems written in Dunhuang, including the unreleased Volume 1456 of the Leningrad Collection, which is the most complete collection of Wang Fanzhi poems to date. Mr. Xiang Chu carefully edited the detailed notes and explained thoroughly. Attached are five relevant papers, index of Wang Fanzhi's poetry and words, etc.
Notes on Lu Zhaolin's Collection (Updated Edition)
[Tang] Lu Zhaolin wrote Zhu Shangshu notes
December 1, 1994 1 edition 1 updated October 2011 edition
The collection of this book is the most collected in the world. On the basis of collation with reference to various versions, Mr. Zhu Shangshu has many informative notes on the historical facts, allusions, and meanings involved in the work. Biographical materials, bibliographic inscriptions, commentaries of various families and the Lu family chronology are attached.
Luo Linhai collection notes
[Tang] Luo Bin wang wrote [Qing] Chen Xijin notes
October 1, 1961, 1 series of books, December 1985
This annotated version of Chen Xijin of the Qing Dynasty is the most complete annotated version of the Luo Collection. His commentaries run through the historical facts, and the quotations are exquisite, and they are valued by scholars.
Prince Anji Notes
[Tang] Wang Bo by [Qing] Jiang Qingyi Notes
November 1, 1995 Edition 1 time
This book is the most complete collection of Wang Bo's works that can be seen at present, and it is also the first annotated version of the Wang Collection, annotated by the Qing dynasty Jiang Qingyi.
Chen Zi Ang Ji (Revised Edition)※
[Tang] Chen Ziang wrote Xu Peng's school point
December 1, 2013 1 edition once
Professor Xu Peng took the "Collected Works of Chen Boyu" as the base, which took several years to compile the "Collation Survey Record", and now takes the record, and reworks the normative punctuation, as a revised version of the 1960 Zhonghua Edition of the "Chen Ziang Collection", which can be called the final version of the Chen Collection. Attached poems are collected, Wang Yunxi's papers, and Luo Yong's "Chen Ziang Chronology".
Notes on Meng Haoran's Collected Poems (Revised Edition)
[Tang] Meng Haoran by Tong Peiji notes
May 1 edition 2000 1 updated October 2013 edition
This book is based on the earliest engraving of Song Shu that can be seen at present, and the school uses the Song Liu Chenweng Commentary Book, the Ming Copper Movable Type Book, etc., and participates in nearly twenty kinds of collections, anthologies, and collections. The updated edition accounts for one-third of the book.
Wang Youcheng set notes
[Tang] Wang Wei wrote [Qing] Zhao Diancheng notes
Single Edition August 1, 1961 1 Edition Series Edition March 1998 Edition
This book is typeset according to the Qingqianlong carved Zhao Diancheng annotated book, and the Zhao annotation has made many mistakes before it, which is of great reference value.
Li Bai set proofreading notes
[Tang] Li Bai wrote Qu Yuanyuan and Zhu Jincheng's annotations
Single Edition July 1, 1980 1 Series Edition February 1998 Edition
Collector's Edition 1 edition once on August 2016
This book is based on the Qingqianlong edition wang qi's annotated "Li Taibai Anthology", and collates more than ten important periodicals at home and abroad and important collections and anthologies of the Tang and Song dynasties. On the basis of the old notes of their predecessors, Mr. Qu Yuanyuan and Zhu Jincheng collected poems, notes, and examination materials since the Tang and Song dynasties, and consulted the research results of the people of the time, and interpreted and examined them.
Annotations to the High Suit Collection (Revised Edition)
[Tang] Gao Shi wrote Sun Qinshan's proofreading notes
July 1, 1984 1st edition Revised September 2014 edition
This book is based on the Ming Dynasty Song inscription, and the Qingying Song Manuscript and other references. Collect existing poems, endowments, and texts, and annotate them in chronicles, and attach biographical materials, chronology, and edition examinations. About 40,000 words have been added to the revised version.
Du Shi Zhao Cigong successively deciphered the proofreading (revised version)※
[Tang] Du Fu by [Song] Zhao Cigong Notes Lin Jizhong edited
December 2012 1 edition once
Mr. Lin Jizhong painstakingly searched for Zhao Cigong's annotated texts from dozens of Du poems, and combined them with the existing fragments into a complete bi. The first edition of the book in 1994 attracted the attention of the academic community, and was later revised and republished into the series.
Du Shi Jingquan
[Tang] Du Fu by [Qing] Yang Lun Notes
Single Edition December 1, 1962 Series Edition February 1998 Edition
This book is one of the representative annotations of Du Fu's poetry collection, the annotations are concise and concise, the poetry is explained in detail, and the commentaries of various schools are selected to clarify the connotation and artistry of the works.
Money note Du Shi
[Tang] Du Fu by [Qing] Qian Qianyi Notes
Single Edition November 1, 1958 Series Edition April 2009 Edition
Qian Zhu Du's poems focus on historical evidence poems, and further expound the purpose of the poems through the examination of historical facts. Most of the notes on communication, geography, officialdom, and the canonical system are also well-documented and well-argued.
Du FuJi Annotation※
[Tang] Du Fu's annotations by Xie Siwei
December 1 edition, 2015, 1 edition, Collector's Edition, August 2016, 1 edition
This book is based on the photocopy of the "Song Ben Du Gongbu Collection" of the "Continuation of the Ancient Yi Series" that is closest to du Fu's ancestral book and the second king's book, and participates in other important Du ji editions, using the form of detailed annotations, absorbing the research results of Du Shi from past dynasties to recent times, especially in difficult and controversial places.
岑 Attendance School Note
[Tang] Cen wrote notes by Chen Tiemin and Hou Zhongyi
1 edition of August 1981 Revised 1 edition of 1 october 2004 1 time
This book breaks the original Cen collection order, rearranges according to time, takes the photocopy of the "Four Series" as the base, and selects the fine version for proofreading, which is a better Cen poem annotation.
Notes on Dai Shulun's Collected Poems※
[Tang] Dai Shulun by Jiang Yin Proofreading Notes
Single Edition December 1, 1993 1 Edition The book series was published once in the 1st edition of May 2010
Dai Shulun's poetry collection has been scattered between the Song and Yuan dynasties, and the earliest version of this legend was compiled by the Ming Dynasty, and a large number of forgeries were blackmailed. This book is compared to the various books of the present and present, extensive examination of the Tang, Song, and Yuan collections, and selections, and the results of the predecessors, and the continuation of the examination of erroneous collections and forgeries. The series of books adjusted the order of the poems and added materials on the basis of individual books.
Annotations to the Wei Yingwu Collection (Updated Edition)
[Tang] Wei Yingwu by Tao Min and Wang Yousheng
December 1, 1998 1 edition 1 updated September 2011 edition
This book is based on the Southern Song Dynasty book shed, and the school uses a variety of other important editions, and also participates in the song dynasty's general collections and books. Make full use of the newly discovered epitaphs and other historical materials, examine the deeds and works of Webster, and attach foreign poems, biographical materials and commentaries from various families.
A collection of poems by Kwon Tak
[Tang] Quan Deyu wrote Guo Guangwei's school point
October 2008 1 edition once
This book is based on Sun Xingyan's schoolbook, with reference to various editions, carefully proofreading and punctuation, and also accompanied by a large number of research materials on Quan Deyu and the Compendium of quan de public opinion.
Han Changli's poems are annual collections
[Tang] Han Yu wrote Qian Zhonglian's Collection of Interpretations
Single Edition November 1, 1957 Series Edition March 1998 Edition
Mr. Qian Zhonglian collected a number of theories, rearranged han yu poems, and examined and prepared them in detail.
Annotations to the Han Changli Anthology
[Tang] Han Yu by Ma Qichang Proofreading Ma Maoyuan Collation
Single Edition December 1, 1957 1 Edition Series Edition 1998 Edition
This book is compiled based on the posthumous manuscript of Mr. Ma Qichang of Tongcheng, a famous scholar of modern ancient literature: a wide collection of commentaries from various families in the Ming and Qing dynasties, with special attention to the inclusion of literary visionaries reflecting the Tongcheng school; carefully reviewing the old texts and sentences, revising and supplementing the old notes. Compiled by Mr. Ma Maoyuan, it can be called a classic of HanYu's collection of essays.
Liu Yuxi collected notes
[Tang] Liu Yuxi wrote a note on Qu Yuanyuan
December 1, 1989 Edition 1 time
This book is based on the "Liu Guest Collection" of Jie Yilu and collated with more than ten kinds of books. Mr. Qu Yuanyuan made a comprehensive proofreading, annotation and note of Liu's poems, widely collected and quoted, and made many inventions, making this book the most refined collection of Liu Yuxi's works so far.
Bai Juyi Jiji School
[Tang] Bai Juyi wrote Zhu Jincheng's notes
December 1, 1988 1 edition once
This book is based on Ma Yuan's "Bai's Changqing Collection" in the 34th year of the Ming Dynasty, and the school uses important periodicals such as Song Shaoxing's "Bai's Anthology" and other important periodicals, as well as the Qing ren school records, important collections and anthologies of the Tang and Song dynasties, and is the most complete collection of Bai's poetry. Attached are the epitaphs, prefaces, and compendium of the Annals of Bai Juyi.
Liu Zongyuan's poems are explained
[Tang] Liu Zongyuan wrote a commentary on The Kingdom of An
Based on the Southern Song Dynasty Shu engraving, this book contains all of Liu Zongyuan's poems, annotated in detail, and collects a large number of poetry commentaries, which is the most complete collection of Liu Zongyuan's poems so far.
Willow River East Set
[Tang] Liu Zongyuan
Single Edition November 1, 1958 Series Edition May 2008 Edition
This book is based on the photocopy of the Song carved Shi Qiao Tang "The Collection of Mr. Hedong" as the base sentence typesetting, and added two parts, "Mr. Liu's Annals" and "BaoLitang Song Book", which have since been slightly revised.
Yuan Shu Ji Proofreading※
[Tang] Yuan Shu wrote Zhou Xianglu proofreading
There have been many compilations in the Yuan Shu Ji Yi wen dynasty, but they are still incomplete, and there are those who make up or mistype the title. According to the Qunshu, it is added again and compiled into three volumes. At the end of the book, the "Inventory of MistakenLy Supplemented Works", "Inventory of Poetry Texts" and "Brief Notation of Yuan Shu" are attached, and there are two indexes for readers to search.
Yangtze River Set New School
[Tang] Jia Dao by Li Jiayan New School
March 1, 1984, 1 edition
This book is a posthumous manuscript of the Tang poet Li Jiayan, which is collated in various editions and is quite detailed, with six reference materials, including a chronology.
Three commentaries on Li Changji's poems
[Tang] Li He by [Qing] Wang Qi and other commentaries
Single Edition March 1, 1959 1 Series Edition December 1998 Edition
Wang Qi's "Commentary on the Poetry of Li Changji" of the Qing Dynasty can synthesize the length of the annotations of the predecessors, Yao Wenxie's "Notes on the Collection of Changgu" and Fang Funan's "Annotations on the Collected Poems of Li Changji" are either known for their historical evidence poetry, or because of their unique insights, they are valued by posterity. The book is published with three commentaries, broken sentences.
Fan Chuan Anthology
[Tang] Du Mu wrote Chen Yunji's school point
September 1, 1978 1 edition once
This book is based on the "Four Series" and carries out necessary collation with reference to the achievements of predecessors. Sorted by Mr. Chan Yoon-gik.
Notes on Fan Chuan's Poetry Collection※
[Tang] Du Mu [Qing] Feng Jiwu Notes
Single Edition September 1, 1962 1 edition The series of books was published in December 1998
The Qing Dynasty Feng Jiwu's "Notes on Fan Chuan's Collected Poems" is a better annotated version of Du Mu's poetry collection, and all the famous objects, public opinions, allusions, and incomprehensible words and phrases that appear in the poems, as well as the canonical system related to the Tang Dynasty, are all annotated in detail, and the historical events of the Tang Dynasty are also quoted in between, so that readers can find poetry skills.
Notes on Wen Feiqing's poetry collection
[Tang] Wen Tingjun wrote [Qing] Zeng Yi and other notes
July 1, 1980 1st Edition Series Edition March 1998 Edition
This book is punctuated according to the original inscription of QingGu Si Li Xiu Ye Cao Tang, and wen Tingjun's words and texts are recorded as appendices.
Notes on Yuxisheng's poetry collection
[Tang] Li Shangyin [Qing] Feng Hao notes Jiang Fan's school point
October 1, 1979 1st edition Of the series, February 1998 edition
Li Shangyin's poems have always been in many versions, with Feng Hao's annotations being the most detailed. This book is based on the Feng Haojia carved De jutang Qianlong Gengzi year re-engraving, punctuation and publishing.
Fan Nan Anthology
[Tang] Li Shangyin [Qing] Feng Hao's Detailed Notes [Qing] Qian Zhenlun and Qian Zhenchang Notes
The Collected Works of Fan Nan is a collection of essays by the famous poet Li Shangyin of the late Tang Dynasty. The book is divided into two parts: "Detailed Notes on the Collected Works of Fan Nan", which was detailed by Feng Hao in the Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty; and "Supplement to the Collected Works of Fan Nan", annotated by the brothers Dao, Xianshi Qian Zhenlun and Qian Zhenchang.
Pi Zi Wen Wei
[Tang] Pi Ri rested Xiao Difei and Zheng Qingdu sorted out
Single Edition June 1, 1959 1 Edition Series Edition February 1982 Edition
This book selects rare books, such as the Siku Quanshu ben, the Ming Kumon paper edition, the Ming Xu Zichang ben, and the Japanese Xianghe biennial edition, and collates the Pi Zi Wen Xue, and also compiles the Pi poems other than the Wen Xue for punctuation and proofreading as an appendix.
Notes on Zheng Gu's Poetry Collection※
[Tang] Zheng Gu wrote notes by Yan Shouyi, Huang Ming, and Zhao Changping
Single Edition May 1, 1991 1 edition 1 series edition October 2009 edition
This book contains all of Zheng Gu's surviving poems, with detailed annotations and rich appendices.
Wei Zhuang set notes
[Five Dynasties] Wei Zhuang wrote Nie Anfu Notes
April 2002 1 edition 1 time
This book includes all of Wei Zhuang's surviving poems, and appended to the book are "Fragments of Poetry", "Pseudo-composition Examination", "General Commentary on Poetry Collections", "Preface to Book Records", "Biographical Materials", "Annals Compendium" and other materials. The whole book is carefully edited and annotated, and the comments of predecessors are collected after each work.
Li Jing Li Yu Word Proofreading Note※
[Southern Tang] Li Jing and Li Yu by Zhan Antai Proofreading
July 2015 1 edition once
This book is based on the "Chenfeng Pavilion Series" carved Kingdom Wei School supplement "Southern Tang Two Main Words" as the base, Bo has participated in various editions since the Southern Song Dynasty, and has taken both special collections, anthologies, words, notes, etc. about the two main words, comparing them with each other, and refining them, which is a rare proofreading of the two main words. Another series of commentaries has been added, and the content is more substantial.
Zhang Xianji Chronicle Notes※
[Song] Zhang Xian, Wu Xionghe and Shen Songqin proofreading notes
Mr. Wu Xionghe and Shen Songqin chronicled and annotated Zhang Xian's poems, texts, and words, compiled some works from various documents, examined some works whose copyrights were still in doubt, and appended various biographical materials of Zhang Xian.
Notes on the words of Eryan
[Song] Yan Shu [Song] Yan JiDao wrote Zhang Cao sewing notes
December 1, 2008 1 edition once
Eryan ci has always had selected annotated versions, and it is extremely rare to interpret the entire collection. This book makes a comprehensive arrangement of all the works of EryanZi, in addition to using a variety of school-based proofreading surveys, it also makes a note interpretation and examination of the characters, ages, events, famous objects, canons, and facts involved in the words, and talks about the purpose of the words. Comments and a brief score of the second Yan are attached.
Movement Set Notes※
[Song] Liu Yong wrote Tao Ran and Yao Yichao's school notes
June 1, 2016 edition once
This book is based on the "Cun Series" and comprehensively sorts out the willow words from six aspects: "Proofreading", "Law", "Notes", "Examination", "Series Review", and "Appendix". The collation survey is comprehensive, the notes are pawnbroken, and the information is rich.
Annotated by the Chronicle of Mei Yaochen
[Song] Mei Yaochen by Zhu Dongrun Chronicle Annotations
November 1, 1980 edition once
This book is based on the remnants of the Song Ben and the Wanli Ben, and participates in the Song Ji Ben, Shunzhi Ben, Kangxi Ben, Orthodox Ben, etc., and the works received exceed the previous "Wanling Anthology", which is the most complete one at present. Each volume includes an almanac and works, the annotations are Xia Jingguan's posthumous manuscripts, Mr. Zhu Dongrun re-chronicled as supplementary notes, and wrote 4 narratives, and appended 16 reference materials after the main text.
Ouyang Xiu Poetry Collection School Notes※
[Song] Ouyang Xiu wrote Hong Benjian's school notes
August 2009 1 edition 1 time
This book is based on the Zhou Bida engraving of the "Four Series", in addition to the valuable editions of the participating schools, the most valuable thing is that the Southern Song Dynasty "Ouyang Wenzhong Gongji" treasured by the library of Tenri University in Japan is the main reference to the school, correcting many omissions and errors.
Ouyang rhetoric proofreading※
[Song] Ouyang Xiu wrote notes by Hu Kexian and Xu Mai
This book is based on the "Lefu" part of the "Ouyang Wenzhong Gongji" engraved edition of the Zhou Bi Da engraved edition of the Southern Song Dynasty Qingyuan Second Year of the National Library of China, and the insufficient ones take Wu Changshou Shuangzhaolou's photocopy of "Jingjian Song Jin Yuanming Benzi and Drunken Weng Qin Fun Outer Chapter" as the base, and the Common Ouyang Xiu Works Collection, the Important Word Selection of Past Dynasties, the newly discovered Ou Ji of the Japanese Tianli Library, and the European Words collected by the "Ou Ji" collected by the Shuling Department of the Japanese Imperial Household Agency.
Su Shun Chin Set
[Song] Su Shunqin by Shen Wenkuo School Point
Single Edition December 1, 1961 1 Edition Series Edition February 1981 Edition
This book contains a total of sixteen volumes of his poems, using the Qing and Song Dynasties to proofread Xu Wei's covered edition as the base, and the other books to be proofread. Biographies, poems, prologues, inscriptions and chronology are attached.
Jiayou collection notes
[Song] Su Xun wrote Notes on Zeng Zaozhuang and Jin Chengli
May 1, 1993 1 edition 1 time
The Jiayou Collection written by Su Xun is often false and missing, and there is no complete annotated version. This book is based on the sixteen-volume edition of the Original Tibetan Ming Wanli Inscription of the Xu Clan of Xuzang Juzhuang, and the seventeenth volume of the Anshi Anon Text, which is based on the rare books of the Jiayou Collection, which are now preserved, and many revisions. Commentaries are taken from the hundred schools of scripture, and each has a creative idea. It is the most complete and detailed of Su Xun's poetry so far.
Notes on Wang Jingwen's poems※
[Song] Wang Anshi by [Song] Li Bi Notes Gao Keqin Point School
December 1, 2010 edition once
This book contains all the surviving poems of Wang Anshi, based on the Japanese collection of the unique Korean movable type book "Wang Jingwen Gongshi Li Bi Notes", and the Jiajing Ben, Long Shu Ben, and Qing Qi Zhai Ben, which restores the original appearance of Wang Ji to the greatest extent. There is a genealogy of Wang Anshi at the front of the book, and an index of works is attached to the back of the book.
Wang Lingji※
[Song] Wang Ling wrote Shen Wenzhuo's school point
September 2011 1 edition 1 time
Wang Ling's poems were compiled by his grandson Wu Shuo as the "Collected Works of Mr. Guangling", only the manuscript was handed down, and in 1922 there was an engraving of Wuxing Liu's Jiayetang, which was based on this book, and the school used four other books, 21 volumes of poems, fu and texts, as well as "Collection", "Appendix", "Annals", "Preface Summary" and so on.
Su Shi poems collection notes
[Song] Su Shi [Qing] Feng Yingliu Notes Huang Renke, Zhu Huaichun School Point
June 2001 1 edition 1 time
The "Su Wenzhong Gong Poems Annotated" compiled by Feng Yingliu of the Qing Dynasty was compiled from hundreds of families, and the notes of each family from the Song to the Qing Dynasty were extracted from them, and the next sentence was invented and supplemented, which was an integrated masterpiece. Nowadays, it is based on the Heel Shi Zhai Periodicals, and the other annotated editions and the main history, other collections, and poetry notes are used.
Dongpo Lefu Note※
[Song] Su Shi wrote [Qing] Zhu Xiaozang Chronicle Long Yusheng School Notes Zhu Huaichun punctuation
July 2009 1 edition 1 time Collector's Edition 1 edition 1 time in August 2016
This book was chronicled by Zhu Xiaozang, a famous scholar of the Qing Dynasty, and written by Long Yusheng, a master of modern lexicology. The beginning of the book brings together "Mr. Dongpo's Epitaph", Dongpo Word Review and other materials related to Su Shi's research. According to the Commercial Press's 1958 line-bound typeset edition, it has been re-punctuated and sorted, and the title index is attached at the end of the book.
Luan Chengji
[Song] Su Rui wrote Zeng Zaozhuang and Ma Defu School Point
March 1, 1987 1 edition 1 time
In addition to carefully proofreading and punctuation, this book also collects and compiles poems from books such as the Yongle Canon, adding more than 60 poems to the previous version, becoming the most complete book to date.
Notes on the Valley Poetry Collection
[Song] Huang Tingjian [Song] Ren Yuan, Shi Rong, Shi Jiwen Notes Huang Baohua Point School
November 2003 1 edition 1 time
Valley poetry has always been known to be difficult to read, and since the Song Dynasty, there have been many notes, among which Ren Yuan, Shi Rong, and Shi Jiwen are the best. This book is a collection of the above three commentaries (Ren Yuan's Annotations Inner Collection, Shi Rong's Annotation Outer Collection, and Shi Jiwen's Annotation Collection) as the base and carefully proofread.
Valley Poetry Notes Continuation ※
[Song] Huang Tingjian, Chen Yongzheng and He Zetang
November 2012 1 edition once
One-quarter of Huang Tingjian's surviving poems (about 600) have no ancient annotations, mainly from the "Valley Poetry Collection Supplement", "Valley Poetry Collection Supplement" compiled by Qing Xie Qikun, "Valley Poetry Collection Supplement" and various valley poems compiled by various families. In this book, Ren Yuan, Shi Rong, and Shi Jiwen annotated the style of commentary, and these unnotated valley poems are annotated in detail.
Valley Word Proofreading ※
[Song] Huang Tingjian wrote notes by Ma Xingrong and Zhu Zhenyu
March 2011 1 edition 1 time
This book is based on the Ming Mao Jin Ji Gu Ge 'Song Sixty Words and Valley Words', and the school has published a variety of important editions since the Song and Yuan dynasties. He also participated in the "Xiao Yu Spectrum", "Lexical Rhythm", "Lexicon", and "Selected Words of Hua'an", "Caotang Poetry Yu", "Hua Cao Zhi Compilation", "Quan Song Ci" and so on.
Notes on the Huaihai Collection
[Song] Qin Guan wrote Xu Peijun notes
Single Edition October 1, 1994 1 edition Series Edition November 2000 edition
This book is the most complete collection of Qin Guan poems to date, based on the Song Qiandao GaoyouJun Xuexue engravings collected by the Cabinet of Japan, and collated and compiled by a variety of Song texts and various existing periodicals. Each article has a note with a review. Attached is a variety of relevant research materials.
Long and short sentence notes of The Resident of Huaihai
[Song] Qin Guan wrote xu peijun notes
August 2008 1 edition 1 time
This book inherits the research results of his predecessors Ye Gongqi, Tang Guizhang, and Long Yusheng, examines the multitude of books, and contains three parts: long and short sentences, addenda, and doubts, which are detailed as proofreaders, notes, and commentaries. Attached are the Huaihai lexical versions of the Source Flow Examination, the Qin Guan Annals and various editions of the preface.
Halal collection notes
[Song] Zhou Bangyan wrote notes by Luo Chenlie
November 2008 1 edition 1 time
The book compiles and collects the words, based on the "Piece jade collection" compiled by Chen Yuanlong of the Song Dynasty, and re-edits the notes, explores the time and place of writing, and collects relevant word reviews. The middle edition is a poem, with a total of more than 40 poems and more than 10 poems, all of which are annotated in the year. The following are reference materials, including deeds, writings, prefaces, editions, etc.
Stone Forest Notes※
[Song] Ye Meng obtained Jiang Zhelun's notes
November 2014 1 edition once
Mr. Jiang Zhelun spent more than ten years extensively collecting various materials related to Ye Mengde, comparing many editions, and using Mao's "Ki Gu Ge" as the base, and made a more detailed note on the Stone Forest Words.
Notes on the Song of Trees ※
[Song] Zhu Dunru by Deng Zimian Proofreading Notes
"Wood Song" is a collection of words by Zhu Dunru. Since the Song Dynasty, Zhu Ci has only been circulated in the form of manuscripts, until there were engravings in the late Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the People's Republic. Mr. Deng Zimian took Wang Pengyun's Four Seals and Zhai Inscription as the base, participated in various versions of the school, and spent a lot of effort to proofread the notes and clarify the interpretation, ability, meaning, and technique of the received words.
Notes on Li Qingzhao's Collection (Revised Edition)
[Song] Li Qingzhao wrote a note by Xu Peijun
April 1, 2002 1 revised April 2013 edition
Mr. Xu Peijun re-edited Li Qingzhao's poems, words, and texts, among which the Ming "Ji gu ge uncut words" with rare word effects were the original version, and the school used the rare Qing Wang Jie, the Labor Rights Hand School, and the Qing Shen Jin Banknote, etc., and at the same time, the works were examined and chronicled as much as possible to distinguish the original commission. Commentaries on the past dynasties and a new chronology are attached.
Chen and Yiji school notes
[Song] Chen Youyi by Bai Dunren School Notes
August 1, 1990 1 edition 1 time
This book was written to correct the old notes of Hu Zhi (Zhongru), especially in the historical facts, characters, geography, chronicles, etc. Of notes and interpretations, and he worked hard and made more achievements. The outer set is not annotated, and now all of them are newly annotated.
Ashgawa Notes ※
[Song] Zhang Yuangan wrote notes on Cao Jiping
June 2010 1 edition 1 time
This book uses the "Whole Song Ci" as the base, and refers to various editions and anthologies, and makes notes. Attached are biographical prefaces, bibliographic summaries, compendiums of almanacs, and singing salaries of various families.
Annotated poems of Jiannan
[Song] Lu You wrote Qian Zhonglian's annotations
November 1, 1985 Edition 1 time
For those who have not fully annotated lu you's poems throughout the ages, Mr. Qian Zhonglian used the Ming Mao Jin Ji Guge inscription as the base, revised according to various Song and Ming versions, and compiled many poems according to various sources. Each poem has an inscription, with a chronology of land travels, biographical materials, bibliographic inscriptions, and an index of articles.
Notes on the Chronicle of the Words of The Release of The Word (Revised Edition)
[Song] Lu You wrote Xia Chengtao, Wu Xiong and Notes Tao Ran's supplement
June 1, 1981 Edition 1 Updated June 2012 Edition
This book is a compilation of all the surviving lyrics of Lu You, with annotated chronicle notes, followed by a compendium of inscriptions, biographies, and chronology. On the basis of the notes of Xia Chengtao, Wu Xiong and the two gentlemen, the revised version has supplemented the notes on the main text and the inscriptions of the appendices, and added two new parts, namely, the commentary and the general commentary, which are more complete.
Fan Shi Lake set
[Song] Fan Cheng da wrote Fu Shou Sun Biao School
Single Edition August 1, 1962 1 edition 1 series edition April 2006 edition
This book is a collection of poems by Fan Chengda, including thirty-four volumes of "Shihu Poems" and one volume of "Shihu Words". At the end of the book, there are biographies, school notes, and the "Notes on the Collected Poems of Fan Shihu" by Shen Qinhan of the Qing Dynasty.
Yuhu Jushi Anthology※
[Song] Zhang Xiaoxiang by Xu Peng
Single Edition June 1, 1980 1 edition 1 series edition June 2010 edition
This book is a collection of poems and poems by the Southern Song Dynasty patriotic poet Zhang Xiaoxiang, based on the forty-volume copy of the Song Periodicals of the Four Series, and the punctuation of other books in the school is participated in.
Chronicle Notes (Final)
[Song] Xin abandoned the disease and wrote Deng Guangming's notes
Single Edition November 1, 1957 Series Edition October 1993 Edition
Final Edition June 2007 Edition Collector's Edition August 1, 2016 Edition once
Since its inception, this book has been reprinted and republished and is well-known at home and abroad. Mr. Deng Guangming continued to improve and keep pace with the times, and successively made major revisions and adjustments to the notes and chronicles of the whole book, supplementing a large number of valuable literature, and its final version more than doubled compared with the first edition.
Jiang Baishi chronicle school
[Song] Jiang Fu wrote xia chengtao notes school
Single Edition July 1, 1958 1 Series Edition December 1998 Edition
This book is the crystallization of the research results of the famous lexicographer Mr. Xia Chengtao on Jiang Fuzi for many years. Including the chronicle of the work, the compilation of biographies, the compilation of reviews, the edition examination, the preface of each book, the actual examination, the collection, the reward and other contents. Attached is the "Record of Teachings", which supplements the relevant materials and arguments in the book.
Houcun Word Notes※
[Song] Liu Kezhuang by Qian Zhonglian Notes
Single Edition July 1, 1980 1 edition 1 series edition August 2012 edition
This book is annotated by Mr. Qian Zhonglian, and collects all 264 poems of Liu Kezhuang from various existing engravings, expounding the skill, annotating allusions, and detailing and exquisite.
Liu Chenweng Word Proofreading Notes※
[Song] Liu Chenweng by Wu Qiming Proofreading Notes
December 1, 2015 edition once
For a long time, Liu Chenweng's words have not been comprehensively sorted out, Mr. Wu Qiming accumulated several years of merit, carefully proofread, in 1998 published a single edition of "Xuxi Ci", more than ten years later, and then revised in detail on this basis, with the addition of a compendium of annals and prefaces to the dynasties, the content is perfect and enriched. The revised version is now included in the series.
Goose Gate set
[Yuan] Sadula yin menglun and Zhu Guangqi school point
June 1982 1 edition 1 time
The poets of the Yuan Dynasty are most famous for Sadula (Tianxi). According to the punctuation of the Chronology of the Qing Jiaqing Period compiled by his descendant Sun Salongguang, this book is a complete collection, and has various appendices such as singing and singing, other collections, and catalogs, which can be called a rare book for the study of Sa poetry.
The Complete Works of Decius
[Yuan] Unveiled by Li Mengsheng Standard School
September 1, 1985 1 edition once
This book is based on The Yuzhang Series, which contains the most complete poems of Jie Daisi, and is based on the "Four Series" and the Haishan Xianguan. Mr. Li Mengsheng also compiled a number of poems from Fang Zhi or his anthologies. At the end of the book, there is information on the biography, writings, and singing and singing of Dais.
High Green Hill Set
[Ming] Gao Qi [Qing] Jin Tan Notes Xu Chengyu and Shen Beizong School Point
April 1, 1986 1 edition 1 time
The Annotations on gao qingqiu's poems are the most complete version of Gao Qi's poetry collection, and the collection of essays and words is also attached. This book is based on this book, and the school uses the MochiGuan Ben, the Zhusu Xuan Ben, the Lianxi Academy Ben and the collected works and anthologies compiled by zhujia, and appends relevant prologues and biographical materials.
Tang Yin Ji※
[Ming] Tang Yin, Zhou Daozhen and Zhang Yuezun
September 1, 2013 1 edition once
This book is a collection of seven volumes of all the works of the seven engravings of the "Tang Bohu Collection", with four volumes of collections of meaning and pictorial notation, and six volumes of poems and lyrics, and six volumes of the original collection of prefaces, historical biographies, anecdotes, poetry reviews, poetry gifts, and chronology, which is the most detailed Collection of Tang Bohu at present.
Collected Works of Wenzheng Ming (Updated Edition)※
[Ming] Wen Zhengming wrote Zhou Daozhen Ji School
December 1, 2014 edition once
This book compiles all the works of various heirlooms such as the Fu tian collection into the first thirty-five volumes, supplements the thirty-two volumes of poetry and lyrics, and is accompanied by five volumes, such as the preface inscription, the biographical chronicle, the chronology, the travel reward, and the poetry commentary. The revised edition added hundreds of proofreadings to the early 1987 edition, and added two volumes of poems from the Wenzheng Ming Collection, which were included in the series.
Dr. Shukagawa's Collection
[Ming] belongs to the light of the Zhou Ben Chun school point
September 1, 1981 1 edition once
Gui Youguang was a famous literary scholar of the Ming Dynasty, and the proofreading of this book is based on the Kangxi Changshu engraving photocopied by the "Four Series", and the school is based on the Jiaqing Yukeytang engraving.
Haifu Shan Tang lyrics
[Ming] Feng Weimin, Ling Jingxuan and Xie Boyang
March 1, 1981, 1 edition
This book is a collection of scattered songs by Feng Weimin in the Ming Dynasty, Feng's scattered songs have a wide range of themes, rich content, popular language, vivid rhyme, and are known as "Xin Abandoning Diseases in Qu". This book is based on the punctuation of Zheng Zhenduo's old collection of manuscripts.
Mr. Vicissitudes set
[Ming] Li Panlong by Bao Jingdi School
Li Panlong's collection of works has not been engraved for more than 200 years since the Ming Dynasty, until the Daoguang years, when it was re-proofread and published by his descendant Sun Li Xianfang. This book is based on this book, and it is the most complete compilation of Li Panlong's collection so far.
Liangchen Fish Set ※
[Ming] Liang Chenyu by Wu Shuyin compiled the proofreading point
Single Edition July 1, 1998 1 edition 1 series edition May 2010 edition
Professor Wu Shuyin has accumulated decades of experience to compile and proofread dozens of various editions of Liang Chenyu's works, including poems, scattered songs, and sets of works of the Liang family and historical commentaries.
Shen Jingji
[Ming] Shen Jing by Xu Shuofang
January 1, 1992 1 edition once
This book collects all the literary works of Shen Jing's surviving life, including "Red Lotus", "Buried Sword", "Pisces", "Righteous Hero", "Peach Rune", "Falling Chao", "Bo Xiao" seven kinds of opera legends, opera fragments, poems, words, texts, scattered songs, etc., and appended biographies, version prefaces, works reviews, research notes, etc.
A collection of poems by Tang Xianzu
[Ming] Tang Xianzu wrote Xu Shuo Fang Notes School
November 1, 1982 Edition 1 time
This book includes all the poetic works of Tang Xianzu's "Red Spring Yicao", "Asking Thorny Postal Grass", and "Yu Mingtang Collection", with a number of anonym additions. Mr. Xu Shuofang chronicled this and attached research materials.
Tang Xianzu opera collection
[Ming] Tang Xianzu wrote Qian Nanyang School Point
June 1, 1978 1 edition 1 time
This book includes five kinds of operas handed down by Tang Xianzu, namely "Peony Pavilion", "ZiChaoJi", "Nanke Ji", "Handan Ji" (collectively referred to as "Linchuan Four Dreams") and the early creation of "Zi Ji Ji", which was compiled by Mr. Qian Nanyang, a major figure in the field of opera research, who spent a lot of effort to proofread.
White Susai class set
[Ming] Yuan Zongdao wrote the Qian Bocheng Biao School
Single Edition June 1, 1989 1 edition 1 series edition September 2007 edition
This book is a collection of poems by Yuan Zongdao, a representative writer of the Ming Dynasty Public Security Faction, which was first engraved in the late Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and is now punctuated according to the books collected by the former Central Library of Liu Shi Jiayetang (photocopied by Taiwan Weiwen Book Company).
Yuan Hongdao set notes school
[Ming] Yuan Hongdao wrote about the Qian Bocheng School
July 1, 1981, 1 edition
Yuan Hongdao (Zhonglang) was one of the important writers of the Ming Dynasty, the founder and representative figure of the Public Security School. This book is based on the Ming Chongzhen Peranju inscribed version, with the various books participating in the school, and its complete collection of notes was published for the first time in this department.
Kosher Jai set
[Ming] Yuan Zhongdao wrote Qian Bocheng Point School
Single Edition May 1, 1989 1 edition 1 series edition September 2007 edition
The Ke Xuezhai Collection, which includes all the works compiled by Yuan Zhongdao before his death, is the most complete collection of Yuan Zhongdao's poems to date, and the originals used are all earlier engravings of the Ming Dynasty, and he is used as a proofread.
Hidden Xiu Xuan set
[Ming] Zhong Yi wrote li xiangong and Cui Chongqing biao school
October 1, 1992 edition once
Zhong Yu's poetry collection has been rarely passed down from generation to generation, and various editions have been collected and published for standard proofreading.
Tan YuanChun Collection
[Ming] Tan Yuanchun by Chen Xingzhen Biao School
December 1, 1998 1 edition once
This book brings together a variety of Ming carved Tan Yuanchun poetry collections, such as "Prison Return Hall Collection", "Prison Return Hall New Poems", "Prison Return Hall Unexscribed Poems", "Huwan Collection", "Tan Youxia Collection", etc., and participates in the school with a variety of Ming carved books and Early Qing Dynasty engravings. Attached are prefaces, biographies, and historical materials of the Jingling school.
Collected Poems of Zhang Dai (Revised Edition)※
[Ming] Zhang Dai by Xia Xianchun
This book was re-compiled and revised on the basis of the 1991 single edition, Mr. Xia Xianchun selected the original texts of Zhang Dai's poems and texts, carefully proofread them, compiled more than 70 poems and six ano wen, and selected and supplemented the comments made by Zhang Dai's friend Wang Yuqian of Baiyue Mountain, with relevant information such as biographies, prefaces, books, and chronology.
A collection of Chen Zilong's poems
[Ming] Chen Zilong by Shi Jicun and Ma Zuxi
October 1, 1983 edition once
Chen Zilong's poetry has high achievements and passed down value. This collection of poems is based on the Qing Wang Chang and other compilations, which proves that the history of the season is very informative, and according to the various rare books stored in the libraries in the north and south, it is a relatively complete book.
Xia Wanchun Collection Of Notes (Revised Edition)
[Ming] Xia Wanchun wrote Bai Jianzhi School
1 edition once in March 2016
This book includes all the existing works of Xia Wanchun, and Mr. Bai Jian has searched for his remains in many ways, comprehensively examined his heroic deeds, and made detailed notes. At the end of the book, there are comments, prefaces, inscriptions and other related materials. The revised edition is supplemented by the 1991 monograph and is supplemented by an index of titles.
Pastoral Beginner's Collection
[Qing] Qian Qianyi wrote [Qing] Qian Zeng notes Qian Zhonglian Bid School
Qian Qianyi's "Beginner's Collection" includes poems written in the Ming Dynasty, and because the content violates taboos, the Qing Dynasty has always been listed as a banned book. On the eve of the Xinhai Revolution, it was only when Han Zhai surveyed the Ming Qu style engraving and the Qian Zunwang notes and published them together. Mr. Qian Zhonglian was compiled and published according to the Standard School of Han Zhai.
There are collections of makizai
September 1, 1996 1 edition once
This book is a collection of qian Qianyi's works after entering the Qing Dynasty. Qian's works were listed as forbidden books by Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, and as a result, they were obliterated for two hundred years. Before and after the Xinhai Revolution, there were lead books, but there were many shortcomings. Mr. Qian Zhonglian has spent decades of research and collation, making it the most complete book.
Pastoral miscellaneous
[Qing] Qian Qianyi wrote [Qing] Qian Zeng notes Qian Zhonglian Bid School
June 1, 2007 1 edition 1 time
This book contains nine kinds of works and several appendices, such as Qian Qianyi's "Collection of Tou pens", "Collection of Bitter Seas", "Muzhai's Late Family Writings", "Mr. Qian Muzhai's Ruler", and several appendice texts, which have important literary and historical value. Collated by Mr. Qian Zhonglian.
Makisai Junior Poetry Annotation School ※
[Qing] Qian Qianyi wrote [Qing] Qian Zeng notes Qing Zhaohui compilation school
The poems in this book are based on the Qu-style manuscript, the notes are based on the newly discovered He Zhuo manuscript, the Ling Fengxiang engraving, the Zhou Fagao photocopy and the manuscripts collected by many libraries in China. Pass himself was sick of his simple rate, Chen Yin reprimanded Qian zeng for "special burden of pastoral fasting", and the He Zhuo codex had more than 4,300 annotations than the passage version, which was worth no less than the annotation of Dongpo, which could wash the injustice of The King of Obedience.
Li Yu opera collection
[Qing] Li Yu wrote Chen Guyu, Chen Duo, Ma Shenggui Dian School
December 1, 2004 1 edition once
Li Yu was the most outstanding legendary writer of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The book is a collection of seventeen surviving plays by the prolific writer, including a rare orphan, with references appended to it.
The Complete Works of Wu Mei Village
[Qing] Wu Weiye wrote by Li Xueying's collection of bid schools
December 1, 1990 Edition 1 time
This book is based on the Dong's "Meicun Family Collection Manuscript" that has not been used by the Qianlong Commentators, and is based on the various books published by the Kangxi Dynasty, and a wide range of comments, with a chronology and an ano text at the end, which is the most complete version of wu collection.
Guizhuang Set※
[Qing] Guizhuang author
Single Edition April 1, 1962 1 Edition Series January 2010 Edition
Guizhuang was the great-grandson of the Ming dynasty essayist Gui Youguang. With Gu Yanwu tongli classmates, together to participate in the revival of the society, shared the fame, when people were called "Guiqi Gu Wei". The book was first published in 1962, and when it was republished, some supplementary materials were added, and later included in the series.
Notes on Gu Tinglin's poetry collection
[Qing] Gu Yanwu wrote Wang Xuan Chang Ji Annotated Wu Pi Ji Biao
Mr. Wang Yuchang ruled Gu Tinglin's poems for decades, and on the basis of Xu Jia's annotations, he added a large number of supplements, which can be called the most complete annotations of Gu's poems.
The Complete Works of Anya Tang
[Qing] Song Huan wrote the Mazu xi standard school
August 2007 1 edition 1 time
The Song Collection is not complete, this book is based on the Qianlong Chengshu Ben, and the school uses the first engraving and the Self-Yin Ben and the Bing Yin Ben, which are divided into four parts: poems, texts, words, and miscellaneous dramas, which can be called complete.
Wu Jiaji Poetry School
[Qing] Wu Jiaji wrote yang jiqing school
February 1, 1980 1 edition 1 time
Wu Jiaji was one of the important poets of the early Qing Dynasty. This book uses various editions to make a more detailed explanation, and appends Wu Jiaji's deeds and prefaces and commentaries of various families.
Chen Weisong Collection※
[Qing] Chen Weisong by Chen Zhenpeng Punctuation Li Xueying School Supplement
Chen Weisong is a poet of the early Qing Dynasty, with rich works and excellent works. This book is supplemented by two senior editors, Chen Zhenpeng and Li Xueying, with profound skills, and many years of study, high quality, and complete collection.
Autumn Set※
[Qing] Wu Zhaoqian wrote Ma Shou Lieutenant Colonel Point
Single Edition October 1, 1993 1 Edition Series May 2009 Edition
Wu Zhaoqian's "Autumn Flute Collection" has about 700 poems, of which more than 500 were composed in Shushudi. The school point of this book is based on the eight-volume engraving of Yanhoutang, the "Yue Yatang Series" and the "Wind and Rain Building Series" as the school, and according to the "Continuation of the Book", "Qing Poetry Collection", "Jilin Tongzhi" and other books combined and surveyed, the school is correct and wrong. Attached is information related to Wu Zhaoqian's life deeds.
Excerpts from the Essence of The Fishery Ocean
[Qing] Wang Shichen compiled by Li Yufu, Mou Tong, and Li Maosu
December 1, 1999 1 edition once
This book brings together the two annotations of Hui (Dong) and Jin (Rong) to comprehensively calibrate and sort out Wang Shichen's "Essence Record". The "Collective Commentary" collects Yi Yingding's "Essence Record of the Heart Puppet Pen" and Weng Fanggang's "Review of the Essence of the Restoration of the Beginning of the Zhai" and so on. Attached is a large amount of material for the creation of Yuyang poetry.
Chat about the commentary of the School of The Zhiyi Association
[Qing] Pu Songling by Zhang Youhe
Single Edition July 1, 1962 1 Edition Series Edition April 1978 Edition
There are many versions of the Liaozhai Zhiyi, such as manuscripts, Zhuxuezhai manuscripts, and Qingketing inscriptions, but the number of editions, texts, and articles varies; there are also various commentaries circulating. This book collects more than ten important existing editions for proofreading, and collects various annotations and comments from various Qing Dynasty schools, which is the most complete book at present.
A collection of poems from dedication
[Qing] Zha Shenxing Zhou Shao punctuation
December 1, 1986 1 edition once
Cha Shen acted as a major poet in the early Qing Dynasty, leaving more than 4,600 poems. This book is based on the punctuation of the original edition of Han Fenlou photocopy, and includes appendice materials such as the preface of zhujia and the "Chronology of Mr. Chatashan".
Notes on naran words (revised version)
[Qing] Naran Zhide by Zhang Cao sewing notes
October 1, 1995 1 edition 1 revised March 2004 edition
This book is based on the Guangxu Sixth Year Xu Supplement, and will also survey the Qing Dynasty's various anthologies, revise and sort them out, and try to tie the year as much as possible. Attached are biographical documents, general commentaries, prefaces, and Mr. Zhang Caoxiu's exploration of Naran's early love affair.
Square bud set
[Qing] Fang Bao wrote Liu Ji High School
December 1, 1983 1 edition once
Fang Bao was the founder of the Tongcheng School. This book contains nearly 600 ancient texts such as Fang Bao Chronicle, Commentary, Book Collection, and Inscription, and the texts passed down from generation to generation by the Fang clan have been exhausted.
Fan Xie Mountain House Set
[Qing] Li Hu wrote [Qing] Dong Zhaoxiong's note Chen Jiusi Standard School
August 1, 1992 1 edition once
This is the most important of Li's many writings, including poems, words, texts, songs, and plays. His most important poems are accompanied by notes made by the Qing Dynasty Dong Zhaoxiong throughout his life, which are quoted from the side and prepared in great detail.
Liu Da Xun set
[Qing] Liu Daxun by Wu Mengfu punctuation
This book is based on Xu Zongliang's compilation, and the school is based on the Ouyang Lin school, and uses the Miaobi Xuan ben and the Japanese engraving book to participate in the school. The appendix includes the extra "Interpretations" article, the short score, the biographical literature, and the old selection series.
Review of Rulin Foreign History School ※
[Qing] Wu Jingzi by Li Hanqiu
August 2010 1 edition 1 time
Mr. Li Hanqiu has accumulated decades of work, collected ten kinds of comments on this book since the end of the Qing Dynasty, integrated them into one book, punctuated and proofread, which is convenient for readers to understand, increase the pleasure of reading, and facilitate scholars to conduct research in all aspects.
A collection of poems by Kokura Yamabo
[Qing] Yuan Ming wrote Zhou Ben Chun Biao School
March 1, 1988 1 edition 1 time
This book includes three kinds of yuan poems, anthology, and a collection of foreign poems (骈文), and the collators have selected the base of each, using a variety of Qian and Jiashi poems inscribed with the garden.
Zhongyatang set school notes
[Qing] Jiang Shiquan wrote Shao Haiqing School Li Mengsheng Notes
This book is based on Jiang Shiquan's earliest surviving Jiaqing Pengwu Yangzhou engraving "Zhongyatang Poetry Collection" and Jiaqing Bingzi Guangzhou engraving "Zhongyatang Anthology", and the fine school is published in a variety of editions. His poems have also been compiled and proofread according to the rare book "Manuscripts of Mr. Jiang Qingrong's Handwritten Poems" collected by the Beijing Library.
Oubei set
[Qing] Zhao Yi by Li Xueying and Cao Guangfu
April 1, 1997 1 edition 1 time
This book is based on the original edition of the Jiaqing Seventeenth Year Nongshen Zhanyitang "Oubei Collection", with the Guangxu Ding Ugly Yunnan Southern Tang Clan Republishing Shou Kao Tang Ben as the school, and also participating in the "Oubei Poetry Banknote", which is currently the most complete collection of poems about Zhao Yi in China.
A collection of poems by Xi Baoxuan
[Qing] Yao Nai wrote liu ji gao biao school
December 1, 1992 Edition 1 time
This book is based on the Thirty-three Years of Qing Guangxu Ding Wei School JingshanFang Ben, with the Commercial Press's "Four Series" edition, the Zhonghua Bookstore's "Four Preliminaries" edition, and Jiangning Liu's Family Engraving edition.
Two Dang Xuan set
[Qing] Huang Jingren by Li Guozhang Proofreading Point
July 1, 1983 1 edition once
This book is based on the Guangxu Ben, and supplements the eight poems missing from the Guangxu Ben, adds two volumes of the Xianfeng Ben's appendix to the Remuneration Singing Collection, and supplements the newly discovered Huang Zhongze's three poems, which is the most complete collection of Huang Jingren's poems at present.
Yun Jing Ji※
[Qing] Yun honored Wan Lu, Xie Shanshan, Lin Zhenyue Biao School Lin Zhenyue collective commentary
November 2013 1 edition once
This book is based on the Guangxu Ten Year Reprint of the Eight Years of Tongzhi Engraving collected by the most complete surviving "Four Series" as the base, and the school uses almost all other existing editions, and has recorded tao Wenchong, Shen Daqing, and Wang Bing'en, and compiled several poems; the appendix includes more than fifty kinds of biographical materials, travels, reviews, and prefaces.
Ming Kewen, ed. , v
[Qing] Zhang Huiyan by Huang Lixin School
October 1, 1984 edition once
This book contains all the ancient texts and dictionaries of Zhang Huiyan's classics, and is accompanied by the "Ming Ke Ci", which is the most complete collection of Zhang Huiyan's endowments, texts and words today, and is also the most detailed version at present.
Bottle of Water Poetry Collection※
[Qing] Shu Wei wrote Cao Guangfu point school
Single Edition March 1, 1991 Series Edition October 2009 Edition
This book is based on the Guangxu Ben, which is complete and has fewer errors, and is based on the Jiaqing Ben and the Kifu Series. Attached are biographical documents, prologue inscriptions, "Bottle Water Jai Poetry", commentary materials, etc. The pointer is Cao Guangfu, senior editor of Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, and he has achieved great skill in punctuation and other aspects.
The Complete Works of Gong Zizhen
[Qing] Gong Zizhen wrote Wang Pei's school point
Single Edition December 1, 1959 Series Edition June 1999 Edition
The proofreaders of this book have accumulated ten years of hard work, extensively searched for various manuscripts, engravings, and old collections of public and private texts in the sea, sorted out and edited, and made a relatively complete gong's complete collection that can be seen in China.
Gong Zizhen Poetry Collection Chronicle Notes※
[Qing] Gong Zizhen Liu Yisheng and Zhou Xi (韋 + Fu) proofreading notes
This book is annotated in detail according to the chronological order of poetry, with accurate annotations and clear understanding, and is the most complete and best annotated version of Gong's poems at present. As far as the "Notes on Miscellaneous Poems of Ji Hai" is concerned, it not only completely includes all the contents of the published "Notes on The Miscellaneous Poems of Gong Zizhen Himself Hai", but also has some verification and additions.
Shuiyunlou poetry notes※
[Qing] Jiang Chunlin by Liu Yonggang notes
October 2011 1 edition once
Jiang Chunlin was a giant of the late Qing Dynasty. This book is a compilation of Jiang Chunlin's poems, and the collators annotate them, providing readers with a comprehensive and refined version.
Notes on the grass of the human realm
[Qing] Huang Zunxian wrote a note by Qian Zhonglian
Single Edition September 1, 1957 1 Edition Series Edition December 1999 Edition
Huang Zunxian (Gongdu) was a poet of the late Qing Dynasty poetic reform school. This book was re-examined and annotated by Mr. Qian Zhonglian, added and corrected many materials, and rearranged and published with new punctuation.
Lingyun Hai Rilou poetry banknote※
[Qing] Qiu Fengjia by Qiu Zhuchang punctuation
April 1, 1983 Edition 1 time
Qiu Fengjia was a Taiwanese poet from the late Qing Dynasty in China, who composed nearly 10,000 poems in his lifetime, and most of them were destroyed in the war during the Taiwan War of Resistance. This book was written by him after his return to the mainland, counting more than 1,700 poems.