Also known as "The New Issue of Exegetical Works of Mr. Tang Liu". A special collection of ancient Chinese poetry and prose. It was written by Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty, edited by Liu Yuxi in the Tang Dynasty, and titled "Collection of Mr. Hedong". It was published by Mu Xiu in the early Song Dynasty. The earliest extant edition is Song Hanchun's "Collected Works of Mr. Xie Xun Liu", which is included in "Sikuquanshu". There are also "Zengguang Annotated Yinbian Collection of Mr. Liu of Tang Dynasty" by Tong Zongshuo of Song Dynasty, which is preserved in the "Sibu Congkan" edition. There is also an annotation of Mr. Hedong's Collection edited by Liao Yingzhong of the Song Dynasty, and the Song Shicaitang edition was photocopied by Cunyinlu. In 1961, the Shanghai Editorial Office of Zhonghua Book Company used it for typesetting, and it was reprinted by Zhonghua Book Company in 1974. There is also the "Liuhedong Collection" compiled and annotated by Jiang Zhiqiao in the Ming Dynasty, and the engraving of the book collection of Sanjing in the Ming Dynasty is based on which the "Si Bu Yao" was typed.
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Just like a friend of mine, when faced with marriage choices, he can also get wisdom and inspiration from the book. Moreover, excerpts from the book, such as "Xianping Huaiyi Yabiao", are sincere and majestic, which reminded me of the deep friendship between ancient monarchs and ministers. In short, this is not only an academic book, but also an emotionally resonant work.
Just like a friend of mine, when faced with marriage choices, he can also get wisdom and inspiration from the book. Moreover, excerpts from the book, such as "Xianping Huaiyi Yabiao", are sincere and majestic, which reminded me of the deep friendship between ancient monarchs and ministers. In short, this is not only an academic book, but also an emotionally resonant work.