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  1. Netherworld Record: Vernacular Version Liu Yiqingcompleted The vernacular version of "Youming Lu" is a modern vernacular translation and presentation of the classic collection of supernatural novels "Youming Lu" (also known as "Youming Lu") written by Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty. This book is faithful to the essence of the original work and tells one hundred and sixty-two bizarre and interesting stories in vivid and fluent modern language. The content of this book is all-encompassing and can be called an encyclopedia of ancient folk imaginat 1.4kReads9.5Score—Shelves
  2. Netherworld Record (Vernacular Version) Liu YiqingHistorical40k Wordscompleted One volume of Netherworld Records is half of the human history of the Six Dynasties. "The Record of the Netherworld" is a classic about strange things handed down by Liu Yiqing, a writer of the Southern Song Dynasty. It is different from "Shishuo Xinyu" in every article, elegant and strange, and jointly outlines a complete spiritual picture of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is also a landmark work with the most humanistic warmth among the strange novels of the Six Dynasties. The book is centered 17Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  3. Shishuoxinyu Liu Yiqing77k Wordscompleted "Shishuoxinyu" is a representative work of metaphysics "note novels" during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties in China. It is a short story in the form of notes of conversations and anecdotes. Its content mainly records the words, deeds and anecdotes of some celebrities from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The books contained in the book are all historical figures, but some of their remarks or stories are based on rumors and are not entirely consistent with 5Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  4. You Ming Lu Liu Yiqingcompleted This book is also known as "The Record of the Netherworld" and "The Notes of the Netherworld", a collection of strange novels written by Liu Yiqing, a royal family member of the Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty. The genres of stories in the book include geography, miscellaneous history, and talks about Buddhism and Taoism. Most of the works are short and concise, lacking details, but the descriptions are elegant and delicate. Poems are also quoted in chapters such as "Underwater String Song" —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  5. Colorful Illustrations Explain the World and Tell New Stories (Southern Song Dynasty) Written by Liu Yiqing; Compiled by Chen Meijincompleted This book looks at the society of two thousand years ago from the perspective of modern people, explores the subtle details, and provides a creative interpretation of the anecdotes of famous people in the Wei and Jin Dynasties recorded in "Shishuoxinyu". Through the interesting details of some people and some things, readers can appreciate the charm of that era while also deeply enlightening their own hearts. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  6. Shishuoxinyu (Southern Song Dynasty) Written by Liu Yiqing; Translated and Annotated by Qin Qingcompleted During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Liu Yiqing, the king of Linchuan, recruited literati from all over the world, collected anecdotes and anecdotes about celebrities, polished them, and compiled them into a book called Shishuoxinyu. This book collects the essence of hundreds of passages from the late Han Dynasty to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It is beautiful in diction, simple and meaningful. It can be said that every chapter is a gem. It is the best in literature and has influenced the dem —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  7. Translation and Annotation of Shishuoxinyu [Southern Song Dynasty] Written by Liu Yiqing and Translated and Annotated by Zhang Xuzhicompleted "Shishuoxinyu Translation and Annotation" is a famous work of traditional Chinese novels about people, mainly describing the conversational styles and anecdotes of characters in the late Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties. The book has a total of 36 chapters and 1,130 stories. The stories of the characters recorded range from the late Qin Dynasty to the Southern Song Dynasty. However, most of the chapters record people and events in Sanfeng for nearly a hundred years from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  8. Shishuoxinyu: Textbooks for Celebrities Liu Yiqingcompleted "Shishuoxinyu" is a collection of novels written in classical Chinese compiled by Liu Yiqing, the king of Linchuan, in the Song Dynasty of China. It is not a systematic history book, but a vivid and concise collection of the anecdotes, words and deeds of celebrities from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Eastern Jin Dynasty (approximately 2nd to 4th century AD), from emperors, generals, ministers, to celebrities and monks, mainly from the gentry class. The book is divided into thirty-six categ —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  9. Netherworld Record Liu Yiqingcompleted "Netherworld Records", also known as "Youming Records" and "Netherworld Records", is a collection of supernatural novels compiled by Liu Yiqing, a litterateur in the Southern Song Dynasty. The whole book originally consisted of thirty volumes, but was later scattered and lost during the Song and Yuan Dynasties. There are now more than 200 editions, most of which are included in classics such as Taiping Guangji and Shuo Yong. The book takes "the interrelationship between ghosts and ghosts, and th —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. Shishuoxinyu (Complete Collection of Vernacular Chinese) Liu Yiqingcompleted "Shishuoxinyu" is a collection of anecdotes about famous people from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Wei and Jin Dynasties, compiled under the leadership of Liu Yiqing, the king of Linchuan in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is divided into thirty-six categories, covering many aspects such as virtue, speech, politics, literature and so on. This book is presented in the form of vernacular translations and annotations. On the basis of being faithful to the original text, the book is translated i —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  11. The Golden Butterfly Leads to the Death of Wu Mian, Whose Sick Bed Is Covered with Dust Pass by with a Smile Liu YiqingAncient Romance87k Wordsongoing Shen Qiwu accepted his fate. As a concubine, being pushed out to celebrate the death of Prince Zhenbei was an outcome she could not resist. Everyone in the capital said she was pitiful and would be a widow for the rest of her life. Shen Qiwu felt the same way. She had even planned how to live a stable life in the Marquis Mansion, copy scriptures and worship Buddha, and spend the rest of her life. On the wedding night, the red candles flickered. The legendary husband who was lingering on the sick —Reads—Score—Shelves