The book provides many introductions to the origins of many idioms. Readers can master many idiom allusions. In addition, they can also learn about famous figures in ancient China, astronomy and geography, rules and regulations, customs and etiquette, birth, old age, illness and death, weddings and funerals, birds, animals, flowers and trees, court civil and military affairs, food and drink utensils, palace treasures, cultural subjects, Buddhism, Taoism, ghosts and gods, etc. There are many aphorisms and aphorisms in the book, which are still recited to this day. However, there are also some views in the book that belong to the feudal era, which are difficult for modern people to agree with. It is generally believed that the original compiler was Cheng Dengji (alias Yunsheng) from Xichang in the late Ming Dynasty, and some believe that it was Qiu Rui, a Jinshi during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty. During the Jiajing period of the Qing Dynasty, Zou Shengmai made some additions and changed its name to "Kindergarten Story Qionglin". Later, during the Republic of China, people such as Fei Yourong, Ye Pusun and Cai Dongfan made additional additions. The whole book is divided into four volumes.
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