The Mystery of Yongle

"Yongle Dadian" is a collection of ancient Chinese classics compiled under the leadership of Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, Jie Jin, Yao Guangxiao and others. It was originally named "Wen Dacheng", and was later revised and given the name by Zhu Di. It took five years to complete and covers seven or eight thousand kinds of ancient and modern books. It involves Chinese history and geography, literature and art, philosophy and religion, encyclopedia documents, etc. The book has 22,937 volumes, 60 volumes of table of contents, and is divided into 11,095 volumes, totaling 370 million words. It involves Chinese history and geography, literature and art, philosophy and religion, encyclopedia documents, etc. Character settings of the whole book Long Zheng: A native of the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, he was proficient in the study of "Yi". He wrote "Eight Formations", "Taiyi Chengju", "Qi Men Ji Yao" and "Liu Ren Shu", all of which are in existence in several volumes. Xie Wei: He was born during the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty and is a descendant of Xie Jin! Yao Yao: A native of the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, a descendant of Yao Guangxiao Long Tianlin: The seventeenth generation descendant of Long Zheng, proficient in the Book of Changes, eight formation diagrams, the crown prince's strategy, Qimen Gathering Essentials, and the Six Yao Book! The ultimate master of the Seven Kills Fist, proficient in various firearms, special equipment, and various types of transportation. Xie Xuan: Xie Wei's seventeenth generation grandson! Appreciating treasures, master of antiquity Yao Yaoyao: Yao Yao's seventeenth generation granddaughter! Proficient in all kinds of electronic equipment, he is also the ultimate master of Bajiquan! Still a master of disguise! Long Zheng, Xie Wei, and Xie Yao all participated in the revision of the Yongle ceremony during the Zhengde period! The location of Yongle Dadian's book collection is passed down through word of mouth to future generations! However, in modern times, there are very few Yongle Dadian handed down, and the books are distributed in 24 countries around the world.