Martial Arts Collection

Five volumes. Written by Xu Youzhen of Ming Dynasty. Xu Youzhen was originally named Jue, with the courtesy name Yuanyu and the nickname Tianquan. A native of Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province. In the eighth year of Xuande's reign (1433), he became a Jinshi and was awarded the title of Editor of the Hanlin Academy. He was promoted to Minister of the Ministry of War, and also served as a bachelor of Huagaidian University. Feng Wugong Bo. He tried to frame Yu Qian and Wang Wen, both inside and outside. Later, they were trapped by Shi Heng and others, and moved to Jinzhi (Yongchang, Yunnan) as a people. Released, it will take a long time to die. The deeds are recorded in the original biography of "History of the Ming Dynasty". Author of "Martial Arts Collection". It is a collection of five volumes. Xu Youzhen studied the economics of the heart and read all the books on heavenly officials, geography, art of war, water conservancy, yin and yang, and alchemy. Therefore, his literary genius is strong and his knowledge is enough to help him distinguish. Concentrated chapters such as "Lun on Civil and Military Affairs", "Lun on Zongzong", "Inscription on the Portrait of Marquis Wu", and "Execution of the Master" contain many mixed vertical and horizontal theories. Although the momentum is relatively grand, it can also be seen that his talent is insufficient. As for his poems, they were mostly written for historical purposes and were not what he was good at. Although Zhu Yizun's "Jingzhiju Shihua", which collects two poems from "Yulinzi", claims that it originated from You Cheng, the language is mediocre and only has the appearance of a Tang Dynasty person. This collection is included in "Sikuquanshu".