Huifeng Ci Hua Broader Huifeng Ci Hua

Author: Kuang Zhouyi
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Publishing Date: 2003-11-01
Features: The first part of this book is Huifeng Cihua, which includes five volumes of Huifeng Cihua compiled by Kuang Zhouyi and two volumes of Huifeng Cihua Xubian collected by Professor Tang Guizhang, both based on the 1960 edition of the People's Literature Publishing House. They are supplemented by comparing with the original publications of Xiyintang Congshu and the Cihua Congbian edition. The seventh issue of China Poetry Studies (2002 edition of the People's Literature Publishing House) published Zhang Hui's A Study of Huifeng Cihua, which lists several corrections in the collation of Huifeng Cihua and its continuation. This book has adopted these corrections. Please note. The second part is Broad Huifeng Cihua, which includes Kuang Zhouyi's other Ci studies outside the first part, divided into seven volumes: Volume 1: Lecture Notes on Ci Studies; Volume 2: Yushi Shuyaa; Volume 3: Zhiyushuo; Volume 4: A Brief Study of Ci Poets Through the Ages, which is the "annotations" part of the A Brief Study of Ci Poets Through the Ages written by Kuang Zhouyi for Liu Chenggan; Volume 5: Canyingwu Cihua, divided into two parts: Part A: Canyingwu Cihua Sanbao, which includes thirty-six entries from Canyingwu Cihua published in Xiaoshuo Yuebao that were not included in the main and continuation volumes of Huifeng Cihua; Part B: Canyingwu Cihua Jiyi, which includes twenty-nine entries from A Brief Study of Ci Poets Through the Ages and Long Yusheng's Selected Ci of Famous Poets of the Tang and Song Dynasties that were not found in either the main or continuation volumes of Huifeng Cihua or in Canyingwu Cihua Sanbao; Volume 6: Collected Fragments of Huifeng Cihua, which includes fifty-seven entries of Kuang Zhouyi's Ci theories scattered in various documents (including Xianghaitangfang Cihua, Zhuhua Yi Cihua, Huifeng Yi Tonghua, Meilu Conghua, Canyingwu Suibian, etc.); Volume 7: Prefaces and Postfaces of Huifeng, which includes twenty-seven prefaces and postfaces written by Kuang Zhouyi for various Ci books. Since this book collects all of Kuang Zhouyi's Ci studies, the usage of terms is not entirely uniform to maintain their original form.