"Hanliutang Collection" is one of Chen Yinke's collected works. It contains more than ten articles such as "Body Odor and Hu Odor" and "Preface to Jiang Bingnan". It is a must-see material for understanding Mr. Chen Yinke's academic research.
"Liu Rushi's Biography" is based on the "Jiashen Incident" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and uses the marriage of Liu Rushi and Qian Qianyi as a clue. Through Liu Rushi's experience, it describes how Qian Qianyi and other scholars around her chose their own destiny in the face of a harsh fate.
"Lecture Notes and Miscellaneous Manuscripts on the History of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" covers many aspects such as politics, economy, culture, and ethnicity during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and proposes many new insights, new questions, and new discoveries.
The book "A Brief Essay on the Origin of the Sui and Tang Institutions: An Essay on the Political History of the Tang Dynasty" contains contents related to etiquette, official positions, criminal laws, music, military system, finance, etc. Related to the Sui and Tang institutions and their establishment.
"Yuanbai Poems and Notes Verification Manuscript" is Chen Yinke's representative work of "proving history with poetry".
Reader comments
This book set contains many works by Mr. Chen Yinke and is very rich in content. I especially like "The Biography of Liu Rushi", which tells the story of Liu Rushi and Qian Qianyi, and gives me a deeper understanding of the history of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. Moreover, Mr. Chen Yinke's research method of "poetry and history" is also brilliantly reflected in "Yuanbai Poetry and Notes Correspondence Manuscript". This unique perspective is eye-catching. All in all, this is a very valuable set of books that is worth reading.
The research is rigorous and has the artistic conception of "two sentences and three years to gain"
This book set contains many works by Mr. Chen Yinke and is very rich in content. I especially like "The Biography of Liu Rushi", which tells the story of Liu Rushi and Qian Qianyi, and gives me a deeper understanding of the history of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. Moreover, Mr. Chen Yinke's research method of "poetry and history" is also brilliantly reflected in "Yuanbai Poetry and Notes Correspondence Manuscript". This unique perspective is eye-catching. All in all, this is a very valuable set of books that is worth reading.
The research is rigorous and has the artistic conception of "two sentences and three years to gain"