Classic Best-Selling Novel Collection: Qing Dynasty Banned Novels + Vernacular Novels (30 Volumes in Total)

This is a collection of ancient literary classics, including once-banned novels and political philosophy works. There are 30 volumes in total, including "Gossip in Doupeng", "Second Plum Blossoms", "Zi Buyu", "Spring and Autumn Dew", "Eight Caves", "Liancheng Bi", "The Complete Biography of Jintai", "Eight Beautiful Pictures", "All Illusions", "The Legend of Ghosts and Gods" and "Banana Leaf Pa". For lovers of classical literature, this set of books is worth reading. "Doupeng Gossip" is a collection of short stories compiled by the layman Shengshui Ai Na in the Qing Dynasty. It was written in the early years of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. The work is similar to Western novels such as "One Thousand and One Nights" and "The Decameron". It is a novel with obvious political implications. The genre of the novel is unique. The whole book uses conversations under the bean shed as a clue to connect twelve stories. The bean shed begins and ends in the bean shed, and the story often starts with the content about beans. It is thought-provoking in both ancient and modern times. "Spring and Autumn Fan Lu" is a political philosophy work written by Chinese Han Dynasty philosopher Dong Zhongshu. The work promotes Gongyang Studies, exerts the purpose of "unification of the Spring and Autumn Period", expounds the philosophical-theological theory centered on Yin-Yang and Five Elements, and the interaction between heaven and man. It promotes the theory of human nature of "three qualities of nature", the ethical thought of "the three cardinal principles of kingship can be sought from heaven" and the historical view of the cycle of red, black and white, laying a theoretical foundation for the centralized feudal governance system of the Han Dynasty.