"The Complete Works of Mr. Zhang Sanfeng", eight volumes. The title is written by Zhang Junbao (namely Zhang Sanfeng) in the Ming Dynasty and re-edited by Li Hanxu in the Qing Dynasty. Contains the final collection of "Tao Zang Ji Yao". Although this book is titled "Zhang Junbao", in addition to Zhang Sanfeng's works and his biographies (both of which need to be verified), it also includes biographies of his disciples, Taoist inheritance, later writings and supernatural deeds. Therefore, it is not a complete collection of Zhang Sanfeng's writings. It is actually a collection of the deeds and writings of the Zhang Sanfeng sect (Yinshan sect) of later generations.
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