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"Diary of a Mountain Tour" was praised by Lin Yutang as a "model diary", and he wrote a 5,000-word article "How to Read "Diary of a Mountain Tour"", pointing out its advantages one by one, and highly praised it. This book has a total of 12 volumes. The first 10 volumes are called "Tianxiang Essays", which are the diary written by Shu Menglan during his one hundred days of traveling in Lushan during the Jiaqing period; the last two volumes are called "Tianxiang Manuscripts", which are the poems and poems written during this period. The seriousness of the diary is mixed with humor, and the writing is like flowing clouds and flowing water. It is humorous but not bitter. It is the best sketch and the best humor. Now we use the Shanghai Library's collection of the Jiaqing 10th year edition as the base, refer to relevant documents for proofreading, and arrange it into simplified Chinese characters for the convenience of readers. At the back of the book are attached the preface of the original edition, the preface by the author of Zhou in the 1936 edition, Lin Yutang's "Reading of "Mountain Travel Diary"", Zhou Shao's postscript, etc. Here, readers can know the whole story and the subtle interest of this book.