"Xiao Lin Guang Ji" is a collection of classical Chinese jokes written by Cheng Shijue in the Qing Dynasty. It is also known as "Zeng Guang Xiao Lin Guang Ji" and "Zeng Guang Xiao Lin Guang Ji Complete Works". It is not divided into volumes and was published in the 25th year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1899). "Xiao Lin Guang Ji" is a collection of traditional Chinese folk jokes, collected by the "Master of the Game" in the Qing Dynasty. The book is divided into 12 parts. The jokes included either directly hit reality or implicitly satirized the world. Some were elegant and witty, fully demonstrating the agility and humor of the working people and their ridicule of the evil habits and styles of the world.
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I especially like the story of the illiterate teacher. He actually said that he couldn't read because he didn't study when he was a child. It was really funny. The story about Xiao Gong is also very funny. The way Teacher Guangwen rips her off makes people laugh. The characters in this book are all very personal, and the story is also very ironic. It allowed me to see some interesting things about ancient society and the weaknesses of human nature. What a happy book!
I especially like the story of the illiterate teacher. He actually said that he couldn't read because he didn't study when he was a child. It was really funny. The story about Xiao Gong is also very funny. The way Teacher Guangwen rips her off makes people laugh. The characters in this book are all very personal, and the story is also very ironic. It allowed me to see some interesting things about ancient society and the weaknesses of human nature. What a happy book!