Xiangshan Yelü, Continued Records, Jade Pot Clear Words

Author: Wen Ying
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Publishing Date: 1997-12-01
Features: The Jade Pot is a secluded pond. "Tang" is used for "pen." Wen Ying collected a vast number of ancient and modern writings. From the early years of the nation to the Xining era, he obtained more than 200 collections of essays, totaling nearly thousands of volumes. "Nearly" is also written as "about." During this period, he gathered texts such as epitaphs, obituaries, biographies, historical records, memorials, inscriptions, and folk tales, compiling ten eras of literature and the essence of various schools of learning. The deeds of rulers and officials, as well as the norms of rituals and music, "wen" is also written as "text." Grand and magnificent, "hong" is also written as "hong." The great achievements of successive emperors are connected to the rise and fall of generations and the knowledge of the four seas. "Knowledge" is also written as "experience." Unfortunately, these works are scattered in various collections, and the world cannot fully see them. Therefore, he selected those that were unheard of but encouraging and compiled them into a single book. Later, he compiled the "Fleeting Events of Jiangnan" "Fleeting" is also written as "leftover" and wrote a special biography for Li Xianzhu Bian, dividing it into ten volumes. "Pinyin" is also written as "separate." Moreover, in the time of the Yellow Emperor, the world was pure and simple, and there were still Fenghou and Limo serving as historians, storing their books in the Qunyu Mountain. The reason why there were historians in ancient times, "The reason why" is written as "knowing why." If they wanted to pass them down, there was no passing them down, then the deeds of sages and sages in governing chaos would be silent in the heavens and earth. One must know that the transmitter, "know" is followed by "its" under the character. It is also a great encouragement in ancient and modern times. The book was completed on the eighth day of the eighth month in the Wuming year of Yuanfeng, and Wen Ying, a monk from Yuhang, wrote the preface in the Xiangshan Study.
Corrections: "Carry the knowledge of the four seas," "carry" in the Wu edition is written as "carry."