Library

"Journey Around the Room" is a unique "journey of books" by bibliophile Xie Qizhang. The title of this book is borrowed from Shi Zhecun's article of the same name, which is also a portrayal of his book collecting life. "Books are like green mountains, often stacked in disorder, and lamps are like red beans, the most lovesick." Looking at the ethereal calligraphy in the sun is like being in a beautiful place with mountains and rivers, wandering among them, and there is a special feeling. The book contains anecdotes about his collection of Zhitang's relics, Ba Jin's first edition of "Family", etc., As well as the ins and outs of the "Nan Ling Bei Mei" incident, a combing of historical materials about the Liu Jinggui incident in the Republic of China, etc., And also involves his collection of precious magazines, bookplates, jackets, etc. All kinds of rare books are collected in the family, and all kinds of joys and sorrows are told by the author.

Searching for books and writing them, Mr.

The author of this book has written and published more than a thousand articles and more than 20 books in his six-square-meter "Tiger's Tail", and has received interviews from TV stations and film studios. "Tiger's Tail" has witnessed his transformation from a book lover to a well-known bibliophile and book writer for nearly thirty years. Xie Qizhang once said, "Without Lu Xun's inspiration and without the 'Tiger's Tail', I would have accomplished nothing." This book is also a record and collection of his collection of books over the past thirty years.

This book is an elegant collection written by bibliophile Xie Qizhang, invited by friends, with the theme of visiting old bookstores and searching for old books. Most of the authors were selected at the moment. They are not only rich in collections, but also good at digging into the historical truth through old books, periodicals, manuscripts and other materials. They are bibliophiles, scholars and anecdotes. The authors' "tours" covered Beijing, Shanghai, Taiwan, Hong Kong and other places, as well as the United States, Europe, Japan and South Korea. They were also inseparable from the relationship with document auctions and online bookstores. The book mainly focuses on visiting books and reminiscing about the past, as well as anecdotes. The writing is sophisticated and rich in content. It combines interest and historical value. It vividly shows the moving scene of a group of book lovers wandering around bookshops and searching for the remains of documents from the old era. It can be called a rare memoir of a contemporary scholarly dream.