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Author: (Qing) Zhai Yunsheng
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Publishing Date: 2003-12-01
Features: The Lì Piān (Lì Character Dictionary) in fifteen volumes, fifteen supplementary volumes, and fifteen additional volumes, compiled by Zhai Yunsheng of the Qing Dynasty. This is a dictionary of Lì (clerical script) characters. The character forms are selected from Han and Wei dynasty inscriptions on metal and stone tablets. The first fourteen volumes follow the Lèi Piān (Classification of Characters) format, arranging characters by categories. Each character included is annotated with its source, explained in terms of meaning, and described regarding its standard form, variant uses, and historical evolution. The fifteenth volume focuses on radicals and common transformations in Lì script. This book is an important reference for researchers of Chinese character development, the origins of Lì script, and engravers. Today, it has been reconstructed from the author's original edition and the edition published by Xu Liàn in Hangzhou, formatted into sixteen-page double columns. The original book often had characters spanning across two pages. To ensure complete character forms and facilitate reading, necessary layout adjustments were made, resulting in some blank spaces. Please note this when reading.