A Brief Guide to Photocopying Rare Ancient Books and Manuscripts

Author: Jiang Yasha
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Publishing Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The history of the Chinese nation is long, and its literature resources are vast. This book selects and introduces 73 representative ancient books from over a hundred that have been photocopied and published. It is of great significance for promoting the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation and better protecting and utilizing these cultural heritage. Among the 73 photocopied ancient books in this book, they can be divided into the following six aspects based on their characteristics:
1. For the first time, photocopied rare manuscripts of famous scholars, such as the five of the 《》 by the famous Qing Dynasty scholar Quanzuwang, completed in the third year of the Qianlong reign, and the 《》 and 《》 by the famous scholar Wang Xianqian of the late Qing Dynasty;
2. For the first time, photocopied some important manuscripts and collations that have not been published, such as 《》 (copied during the Daoguang period), 《》, and 《》;
3. A batch of rare printed books, such as 《》 originally stored in the Tianlu Pavilion of the Qing Dynasty, and the banned Qing Dynasty book 《》;
4. Rare important reference books, such as 《》 and 《》;
5. Rare foreign printed Chinese ancient books and books introduced by Chinese people about foreign situations, such as 《》, 《》, and 《》;
6. Classics that have been organized or compiled, such as 《》, 《》, and 《》. 《》 is arranged in the order of the publication years of each book, with comprehensive books placed at the end. This book selects 73 representative ancient books from over a hundred that have been photocopied and published, such as 《》, 《》, and 《》, and introduces each book, including the title, alternative names, volumes, types, publication year, content format, and version value.