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Books by Zhang Dai
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Night Voyage 夜航船
The Night Voyage is an introductory encyclopedia compiled by Zhang Dai, a literary figure of the Ming dynasty. It lists general knowledge about Chinese culture and contains twenty major categories and more than four thousand entries, covering a wide range of subjects. A substantial encyclopedia of its time, it ranges broadly from astronomy and geography to the classics and schools of thought, from the Three Teachings and the Nine Schools to immortals and ghosts, and from politics and public affa
722Reads9.3Score263Shelves
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The Night Ferry (Volumes 1 and 2) 夜航船（上下）
The Night Voyage is divided into twenty volumes across two books. Arranged by subject, it presents its entries in article form and contains more than four thousand entries. Its contents encompass astronomy and geography, human relations and archaeology, the classics, histories, and schools of thought, rites, music, and institutions, as well as everyday objects and curios, plants and the Four Spirits, the Three Teachings and Nine Schools, and the physical sciences and esoteric arts. Its broad sco
133Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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The Book of Stone Caskets and Its Sequel 石匮书 石匮书后集
The Stone Casket Book and Sequel to the Stone Casket Book are historical works by Zhang Dai, a famous writer of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Originally intended to supplement the history of the Ming dynasty, they use the name "Stone Casket" to evoke historical facts kept secret and unannounced. Zhang Dai devoted himself to preserving the Ming dynasty's history and truth after its fall, creating one of the final echoes of scholar-official culture amid the chaos of war. The work is divi
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Transmigrated to the Late Han as a Six-Year-Old Daoist, I Use Modern Knowledge to Protect My Village 穿越汉末六岁道童，我凭现代知识护山村
In the first year of Jian'an, a blizzard hits the Central Plains early, cutting off three hundred li of the Luhun Mountains! A tiny mountain village of just over twenty households faces disaster. The hunters return empty-handed, winter food is running out, and the whole village is on the brink of freezing and starving to death. I transmigrate into Qing Niu, a six-year-old novice Daoist at the Mountain God Temple, armed with all the survival knowledge of the future! I improve ice-hole fishing met
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