Author: Shi Tingyong
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Publishing Date: 2004-04-01
Features: ★16K paperback, published by Beijing Library Press (the predecessor of National Library of China Press) ★Author Shi Tingyong, a renowned librarian and bibliographer during the Republican era, as well as the mentor of the first post-Cultural Revolution library science graduate students at Nanjing University. He devoted his entire life to the library cause and achieved outstanding accomplishments in bibliography and textual criticism. ★This book is the posthumous work of Shi Tingyong. His son discovered these manuscripts while clearing his father's belongings. After being appraised by experts in literature and history, they were deemed valuable historical and literary materials and were subsequently photocopied for publication as this book. ★The title was inscribed by Zheng Lin, the seventh-generation grandson of Lin Zexu and a calligrapher. This book conducts a detailed study and exploration of the catalogues of banned books and destroyed books during the Qing Dynasty in China.
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