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凝香阁诗稿校注：义乌丛书
(ming Dynasty) Written By Ni Renji, Edited By Lou Hansong And Edited By Jin Ling
This book is a collection of poetry manuscripts by Ni Renji, a writer in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Ni Renjineng is a poet and essayist, and is the author of one volume of "Poems of Ningxiang Pavilion", one volume of "Poems on Palace Intentions", and one volume of "Miscellaneous Odes of Mountain Residence", which were jointly engraved into "Manuscript of Poems of Ningxiang Pavilion" in the early years of Kangxi. However, the Kangxi edition was destroyed by the San Francisco Rebellion, and the printed edition has not been handed down to this day. The only surviving edition is the reprinted edition dated to the 21st year of the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty (1816). Among them, "Poems of Ningxiang Pavilion" contains 89 poems with a total of 150 poems, and "Poetry List of Doctor Guanxian" is followed by eight poems from his father's "Poems of Eight Scenes of Little West Lake"; "Poems of Palace Intentions" contains 37 seven-character quatrains, which are from the album "Palace Intentions" painted by Renji. A collection of poems with titles, each poem is preceded by a detailed description of the relevant picture situation. Unfortunately, the picture album "Palace Intentions" is no longer available; "Miscellaneous Odes of Mountain Dwelling" contains 144 five-character quatrains, mainly describing the scenery and customs of the four seasons in the mountainous areas of Lanxi and Pujiang. At the end of the book, there are seven Qilufan poems written by niece Ni Yizi.
This book is a collection of poetry manuscripts by Ni Renji, a writer in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Ni Renjineng is a poet and essayist, and is the author of one volume of "Poems of Ningxiang Pavilion", one volume of "Poems on Palace Intentions", and one volume of "Miscellaneous Odes of Mountain Residence", which were jointly engraved into "Manuscript of Poems of Ningxiang Pavilion" in the early years of Kangxi. However, the Kangxi edition was destroyed by the San Francisco Rebellion, and the printed edition has not been handed down to this day. The only surviving edition is the reprinted edition dated to the 21st year of the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty (1816). Among them, "Poems of Ningxiang Pavilion" contains 89 poems with a total of 150 poems, and "Poetry List of Doctor Guanxian" is followed by eight poems from his father's "Poems of Eight Scenes of Little West Lake"; "Poems of Palace Intentions" contains 37 seven-character quatrains, which are from the album "Palace Intentions" painted by Renji. A collection of poems with titles, each poem is preceded by a detailed description of the relevant picture situation. Unfortunately, the picture album "Palace Intentions" is no longer available; "Miscellaneous Odes of Mountain Dwelling" contains 144 five-character quatrains, mainly describing the scenery and customs of the four seasons in the mountainous areas of Lanxi and Pujiang. At the end of the book, there are seven Qilufan poems written by niece Ni Yizi.