Versions of the Dream of the Red Chamber and Its Collation - Continuation

Author: Zheng Qingshan
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This is the third collection of "Red Studies" essays by the renowned Red Scholar Zheng Qingshan. It is a sequel to the book "The Editions and of the Dream of the Red Chamber" published by Beijing Library Press in 2002. The main focus is on studying the editions and of "The Dream of the Red Chamber," involving "Zhipi" (). It compiles Zhipi related to the lost last thirty chapters, serving as a supplement to the first eighty chapters. The book summarizes the achievements of edition research, shares the experience of (proofreading) "The Dream of the Red Chamber," and elaborates on the author's academic path and methods. The book is a sequel to "The Editions and of the Dream of the Red Chamber" published by Beijing Library Press in 2002, focusing on studying the editions and of "The Dream of the Red Chamber," involving "Zhipi." Among them, "The Record of Variant Texts in the Bingzi Edition" proves the objective existence of the Bingzi Edition, and the "Statistical Table of Variant Texts in the Shitongji Editions" clearly shows the relationships among the existing editions. The book summarizes the achievements of edition research, shares the experience of (proofreading) "The Dream of the Red Chamber," and elaborates on the author's academic path and methods. It compiles Zhipi related to the lost last thirty chapters, serving as a supplement to the first eighty chapters. Written as a result of watching the TV series "Cao Xueqin," "The Lost Stories of Cao Xueqin" holds significant reference value. The book is the third collection of "Red Studies" essays by the renowned Red Scholar Zheng Qingshan. It is a sequel to the book "The Editions and of the Dream of the Red Chamber" published by Beijing Library Press in 2002, focusing on studying the editions and of "The Dream of the Red Chamber," involving "Zhipi." It compiles Zhipi related to the lost last thirty chapters, serving as a supplement to the first eighty chapters. The book summarizes the achievements of edition research, shares the experience of (proofreading) "The Dream of the Red Chamber," and elaborates on the author's academic path and methods. It compiles Zhipi related to the lost last thirty chapters, serving as a supplement to the first eighty chapters. Written as a result of watching the TV series "Cao Xueqin," "The Lost Stories of Cao Xueqin" holds significant reference value.