Journal of Ancient Studies (6 volumes in total)

Author: Qian Xuesen
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Publishing Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Gǔxué Huìkān (Journal of Ancient Studies), published by Shanghai Guocui Press. Co-edited by Deng Shi and Qian Xuesen. From June 1912 to August 1914, two issues were published every two months, totaling six issues per year, resulting in twelve issues overall, compiled into two volumes. It includes both the works of ancient scholars and the new writings of contemporary scholars, categorized into Confucian classics, history, geography, historical anecdotes, inscriptions and artifacts, miscellaneous notes, and poetry and prose, comprising sixty titles and one hundred sixteen volumes. The content is primarily based on Qing Dynasty writings. Works such as Qian Xuesen’s Shu Shijing School Records, Biographies of Confucian Scholars in the History of the Qing Dynasty, Catalog of Rare Books in the Library of the Ministry of Education of the Qing Dynasty, and Yunzai’an Notes, Shen Zengzhi’s Expanded Annotations of Daiyi Zhilüe, Huang Pili’s Supplementary Records of Annotations on Books Collected by Tu’s Residence, and Li Ciming’s Selected Notes from Yue’an Hall Diary are included. Our press has published this work based on the photolithographic edition of Shanghai Guocui Press from the Republican era. Additionally, the illustrations originally compiled in the second volume have been extracted and arranged at the beginning of the book. The Nanjing Museum Library Library provided the original manuscript for this publication, for which we express our sincere gratitude.