Shi Jia Zhai Yang Xin Lu

Author: Qian Daixin
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Publish Date: 2000-05-01
Features: "The Ten Horse Stable Notes on New Discoveries" and "The Additional Notes" comprise twenty-three volumes, academic notes covering fields such as Confucian classics, philology, history, official systems, geography, surnames, classical texts, literature, divination, and Confucianism. His works examine the origins, correct errors, explore subtle details, and are described as "precise and impartial arguments," praised by later scholars and regarded as a model. Qian Daixin was a versatile scholar with extensive writings, making contributions to all fields of knowledge, including Confucian classics, history, philosophy, and literature. His renowned works, such as "The Anomalies of the Twenty-two Histories" and "The Ten Horse Stable Notes on New Discoveries," were celebrated during his time and became classics, widely read in later generations.