Author: Yue Ke of the Song Dynasty, edited by Wu Minxia
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Publishing Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The Records of the Beamwood (Tong Shi) is a historical miscellany by Yue Ke, documenting the court and societal experiences of the Northern and Southern Song dynasties. Written with the purpose of "upholding justice and condemning injustice," the book vividly exposes the corruption and darkness of the Song political system, as well as the treacherous actions of the surrenderist faction within the Southern Song ruling group that brought disaster upon the nation. Itly praises the patriotic and righteous spirit of honest officials, brave generals, and righteous commoners who resisted the Jin invaders, demonstrating unwavering integrity and moral courage. The language is stern and righteous, with clear distinctions between love and hatred. Additionally, the book preserves many literary historical materials.
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