"Suilu of Jiaoxuan", twelve volumes. Written by Fang Junshi of the Qing Dynasty (year of birth and death unknown). Fang Junshi, whose courtesy name was Ziyan, was appointed as a civil servant in Xianfeng, and his official position was in Yongdinghedao. This book contains some miscellaneous anecdotes, as well as some historical textual research and poetry criticism. Each volume of the book has a table of contents, and the records are relatively messy. The views in the book oppose the discussions and theories of Qing Dynasty scholars Huang Zongxi, Yan Ruochu, Bao Shichen and others, while praising Lu Liuliang, Yuan Mei and others. There is a version published in the 11th year of Tongzhi (1872).
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This "Jiao Xuan Sui Lu" is rich in content and records many anecdotes and trivial matters, which can not only help us understand history, but also increase our knowledge. Moreover, the author Fang Junshi is knowledgeable and has good writing style. He said in the book that "a gentleman knows more about what he says and what he does, so as to cultivate his virtue." I like this sentence very much and find it very inspiring. Overall, this is a valuable book and worth reading!
This "Jiao Xuan Sui Lu" is rich in content and records many anecdotes and trivial matters, which can not only help us understand history, but also increase our knowledge. Moreover, the author Fang Junshi is knowledgeable and has good writing style. He said in the book that "a gentleman knows more about what he says and what he does, so as to cultivate his virtue." I like this sentence very much and find it very inspiring. Overall, this is a valuable book and worth reading!