Moon dim Wu Tian, autumn rain cold: "Stone Shattered, Rain Dazzled" Revised Edition: "Stone Shattered, Rain Dazzled" Revised Edition (Examining the historical and literary errors in Yu Qiujiu's essays, the shocking behavior of "biting and chewing" Yu Qiujiu's of historical materials and plagiarism)

Author: Jin Wenming
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This supplemented new edition includes three parts: "Main Volume," "Supplementary Volume," and "Remaining Volume." The "Main Volume" extracts two articles from the first edition, "Can Wang Anshi Particularly Identify and Guard Against 'Small People'?" and "A Derogatory Ode with Incorrect Tones," retaining 190,000 words. The "Supplementary Volume" and "Remaining Volume" contain newly added content. The former includes 17 articles, continuing to correct errors in the works of Yu Qiuyu, including four recent works written since June this year targeting his "research monograph on Kunqu Opera," "Where Is the Flute Sound," which involve plagiarism and are far more serious in nature than those in the "Main Volume." The latter selects five groups of articles, primarily providing incisive critiques against the (incorrect arguments) of several representative figures of the "Branch-Remaining Faction" regarding the term "" (retirement). The two volumes together contain 170,000 words. The total word count of the entire book is 360,000 words.