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This book is divided into four parts: the first part is the study of the Southern Song Dynasty Shushengben and the Jianghu School, involving the research on the life stories of Jianghu poets such as Chen Qi, and the study of the basic literature of the Jianghu School such as the Shushengben and Tang Dynasty Collection; the second part is the compilation of the literary documents of the Yuan Dynasty. Based on the bibliographic survey of the Yuan dynasty editions in public collections at home and abroad, the focus is on describing the Yuan dynasty editions currently stored in the National Library and the Peking University Library, and compiling the collections of Yuan dynasty and Yang Hewen collected in "Quan Yuan Wen"; Part Three It is a textual research on the literary documents of the Yuan Dynasty. It uses the form of individual cases to identify the forgeries of "Du Lu Yu Zhu", a pseudo collection of Yu's works, a pseudo "Zhengsi Zhai Collected Works" of Xia You, and a seven-character quatrain of "Hundred Odes of Plum Blossoms", a pseudo interpretation of the Ming Dynasty. It also examines Han Bi's "Yunqiao Poetry Manuscript". "" And other rare Yuan people's collection editions; the fourth part is the study of the reception of Yuan poetry, including the literary exchange between Japan's Gozan period and the Yuan Dynasty, the reception of Yuan poetry between the Jin'an School of Poetry and the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, and the reception of Yuan poetry between the French style and the Qianjia period.

The eight heavenly dragons are famous all over the world. They believe in Buddhism and hate fighting. The ambitious young man was trapped in the world and became a demon unintentionally.