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This book is a research treatise on the Zhouyi by Professor Chen Zhanquan, a Chinese scholar and Yi scholar. It includes four parts: "The Classical Chinese Commentary on the Universe of the Zhouyi", "The Commentary on the Six Sons of the Zhouyi", "The Commentary on the Biography of the Zhouyi Xici", and "The Commentary on the Yu Gua of the Zhouyi". The author's description of "Yi" draws on the opinions of various schools of thought, valuing the distant rather than despising the near, spanning thousands of years, incorporating everything, and integrating it. It also uses proverbs and historical events to prove the words of the scriptures. The meanings and examples are appropriate. It is sincerely the north pole of the "Yi" annotation and the south needle of scholars.

This collection of poems was edited and compiled by Chen Zhanquan's descendants. Based on the four volumes of manuscripts of "Preliminary Collection of Poems on Xiu Zhuyuan", the editor selected the "Recent Poems on Xiu Zhuyuan" published in 1978 by the author himself. The poems based on "Excerpts from the Preface Collection of Xiuzhuyuan Poems" were reviewed and corrected, converted into electronic manuscripts, and marked with new punctuation. The selected poems include a total of 327 poems written by Chen Zhanquan from the age of 24 to 61.

"Thirty Poems" is the work of Yuan Haowen (Yishan), a writer of the Jin Dynasty. It embodies his poetic views and is an important work in the history of literary theory and criticism. This book is Professor Chen Zhanquan's annotation and elucidation of "Thirty Poems" and Yuan's other thirteen poems. The content is well-quoted, the exposition is rigorous, the research is detailed, and there are sometimes precise case studies. It is the best reference book for studying the poems and quatrains of Yuan Yishan.

This book is a lecture notes on Su Dongpo's poetry written by Professor Chen Zhanquan when he was giving lectures at Xuehai Library in Hong Kong. The whole book expounds the life story of Su Dongpo, selects and chronologically selects his poems, and adds notes and corrections. In addition to collecting the opinions of various scholars, the book also contains annotations within the annotations and sparse within the annotations. The explanations are extremely detailed. It is indeed a masterpiece that provides an in-depth understanding of Su Dongpo as a person and his poems.