Jin Shi Cui Bian Xiao Bu

Author: Luo Erwang
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Features: Luo Erwang, a renowned historian, was born on January 29, 1901, in Guixian, Guangxi (now Guigang City). In 1926, he studied at the Sociology Department of Shanghai University. He graduated from the Chinese Language Department of Shanghai Chinese University in 1930, earning a bachelor's degree. After graduation, he helped organize Hu Shi's collected works at his teacher's home and served as a private tutor, receiving academic guidance from Hu Shi. Later, he returned to his hometown to teach at a middle school. From 1934 onwards, he worked as an assistant and teaching assistant at the Institute of Liberal Arts, Peking University, and as an assistant, associate researcher, and researcher at the Institute of Social Sciences, Academia Sinica. He also served as a compiler for the Guangxi General Gazetteer and a professor at the History Department of Central University. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he became a researcher at the Institute of Economics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and concurrently a professor at Nanjing University. This book was published using the author's final proofread manuscript from February 1993. Before publication, the editor-in-chief proofread the entire manuscript using the typescript submitted by the author to Jiangsu People's Publishing House and the collection of inscriptions and carvings the author kept during his lifetime, followed by technical editing.