Just talk. Nine volumes. It is a record of the author's experiences from Jiangnan to Beijing between the 10th and 13th years of Shunzhi (1653). Among them, "Jiwenxia" records Manchu customs, historical events, and the Eight Banners system. There is one volume of "Ji Cheng", one volume of "Ji You" and one volume of "Ji You", one volume of "Hou Ji Cheng", one volume of "Ji Yong" and one volume of "Ji Yong", one volume of "Ji Wen", and one volume of "Ji Wen". There is a general preface at the front, and a small preface about the origin of the writing before each part. "Ji Cheng" and "Hou Ji Cheng" are water diaries, "Ji You" are land diaries, "Ji Yong" and "Ji Wen" are poems and essays written, and "Ji Wen" are miscellaneous notes of experiences and experiences. Because it records the experience of traveling to the capital in the two and a half years from the 10th to the 13th year of Shunzhi (1653), it is named "Records of Northern Journey". Zhu Zhixi's preface said: "(Qian) Every time I climbed up and down the crocodile to visit the ruins, I was in a cocoon,... And I sat in a poor village... I tasted it with my hands... I listened to the walls and peeped on the way, heard anecdotes, and the ruins of the ruins were as far as the eyes and ears could see."
Reader comments
This "Journey to the North" is like an adventure journey of the author Tan Qian! He recorded what he saw and heard during the trip, making me feel like I was actually there. Just like a friend of mine, she traveled alone and met many interesting people and things. The book also mentioned that "the cocoon is exhausted", which reminded me of her worn-out feet. I really admire her courage and persistence. This book is not only a travelogue, but also a love of life and an exploration of the unknown. It is recommended to friends who like travel and adventure!
This "Journey to the North" is like an adventure journey of the author Tan Qian! He recorded what he saw and heard during the trip, making me feel like I was actually there. Just like a friend of mine, she traveled alone and met many interesting people and things. The book also mentioned that "the cocoon is exhausted", which reminded me of her worn-out feet. I really admire her courage and persistence. This book is not only a travelogue, but also a love of life and an exploration of the unknown. It is recommended to friends who like travel and adventure!