Wandering Cong Tan, Continued Talk, and Three Talks", written by Zhangju of Liang Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty and edited by Wu Meng.
The eleven volumes of "Wangji Congtan" were written between 1846 and 1847. It contains miscellaneous records of current events, people, regulations and systems in the late Qing Dynasty, and stories about famous places in Yangzhou. It also involves the textual research of ancient famous objects and historical events, the review of ancient poems, inscriptions, calligraphy and paintings, and even prescriptions.
Reader comments
This book is rich in content. The author recorded many current events, people, places of interest, etc. In the form of miscellaneous notes. It is very interesting to read. It reminds me of "Tao'an Dream Memories", which also records trivial matters in life, but has a different flavor. In the book, "I retired as a minister in the border area, and I have a special relationship with my close servants." This sentence made me feel the author's open-mindedness.
This book is rich in content. The author recorded many current events, people, places of interest, etc. In the form of miscellaneous notes. It is very interesting to read. It reminds me of "Tao'an Dream Memories", which also records trivial matters in life, but has a different flavor. In the book, "I retired as a minister in the border area, and I have a special relationship with my close servants." This sentence made me feel the author's open-mindedness.