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This book mainly collects Qian Xuantong's prose creation classics, from which we can clearly understand Qian Xuantong's character and style.

Qian Xuantong (1887-1939), whose original name was Qian Xia, also known as Deqian, also known as Yigu and Yigugu. He often followed the ancient method of adding his nickname before his name, which was called Yigu Xuantong. On the eve of the May 4th Movement, it was renamed Xuantong. Han nationality, native of Wuxing, Zhejiang (now Huzhou City, Zhejiang). Born on September 12, 1887 (the twelfth day of Dinghai month in the thirteenth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty in the lunar calendar), after Qian Liu, the Taizu of Wuyue Kingdom, King Wusu. Chinese modern thinker, litterateur, and advocate of the New Culture Movement.

This book is a selected collection of Qian Xuantong's works, mainly selecting his more accessible essays and essays. In addition, Qian Xuantong's life and ideological attainments in literature are also listed in front of the works, so that readers can understand the source of Qian Xuantong's staunch patriotism in his works and feel his humorous nature. At the same time, the full text is based on the original selections from the Republic of China, allowing readers to more intuitively understand the full picture of Qian Xuantong, the "great writer" in the early 20th century. This book is a selected collection of Qian Xuantong's works, mainly selecting his more accessible essays and essays. In addition, Qian Xuantong's life and ideological attainments in literature are also listed in front of the works, so that readers can understand the source of Qian Xuantong's staunch patriotism in his works and feel his humorous nature. At the same time, the full text is based on the original selections from the Republic of China, allowing readers to more intuitively understand the full picture of Qian Xuantong, the "great writer" in the early 20th century.

Brief introduction to "Suspicious Ancient Xuantong: Essays of Qian Xuantong": Qian Xuantong is the standard-bearer of the literary revolution. He is agile in writing, witty and humorous. He talks a lot but writes little. However, he clearly proposed "Tongcheng Fallacy" and "Selected Academic Monster" as the objects of literary revolution, and "spawned" works such as "Madman's Diary". As his first collection of essays, "Suspicion of Ancient Xuantong: Essays of Qian Xuantong" will help more readers understand his people and writings.