The second is the textual research of Some Things in a Certain Period, which is mainly based on a paper.
Jiang Tianshu's Chronicle of Mr. Quan Xieshan (Shanghai Commercial Press 1930) belongs to the first category. Jiang's Chronicle revised the Chronicle of Mr. Quan Xie Shan and the Chronicle of Mr. Quan Xie Shan (the fourth edition of Taiwan Province Commercial Press's Newly Edited Chronicle of China Celebrities, titled "The Chronicle of Mr. Qing Quan Xie Shan's Ancestors"). These two articles were included in the "Notes to the Whole School" published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, which was copied in 2000 to prove the whole life experience. More importantly, his life is divided into four periods, and "his ideological changes are very obvious" (Mr. Tai Xuan said, see his Chronicle of Mr. Du and yenching university Library Newspaper No.62). Wang Yongjian's "All Kings Ancestors" also inherited the four-stage method.
It's just that the second issue was two years earlier than Jiang's "Spectrum", and it's more acceptable to enter Beijing at the age of 26. The Commentary also lists Quan's family background and friends, and introduces Quan's teachers and friends, Li E and Li E in detail, pointing out that these two aspects have played an important role in the formation of Quan's ideological character.
Quanzhuan Zhu is the most comprehensive and informative book about the whole life at present. In addition, there are some articles that briefly summarize the whole life, which are similar to Liu's Biography, such as Biography of Qing History, Biography of Qing History Draft, Case of Confucianism in Qing Dynasty, Xie Case in Tang Jian's Notes on Cases, and All the National History of Qing Dynasty Xie Shan (Dog Style)./kloc Hong Kong Wide Angle Mirror Publishing House, 1984), Gu Zhihua's Complete Biography (edited by Zhang Shunhui) 1986), Yuan's Complete Works of One of the Four Great Scholars in Eastern Zhejiang in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Zhou Shifen's Last Academic Monument in Eastern Zhejiang, and Yu's Three Hundred Years of Mr. Quan Xieshan's Birth (these three articles can be found in
Another kind of article is devoted to the textual research of the whole life mystery, which is similar to taking notes to help. Xu Shidong's Collection of Yu Yan and Lou Ji (volume 16) and Hangzhou Brochure (see Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, volume 1542) recorded Hang Shijun's bad relations with all the ancestors in his later years. After his death, he detained Quan's collected works, and stole six or seven articles from Quan for his own possession, and compiled them into the Collected Works of Taoist Classrooms. This record caused a lot of controversy. Meng Sen's Puffy Pavilion Case-solving (serialized in Qinghe magazine, Volume 5,No. 14,No. 15,No. 16,No. 1937) thinks this article is generally credible, but the so-called evil feelings are exaggerated, and so is Hang Shijun. Xie guozhen, an outstanding historian in the Qing Dynasty, also thinks that there is evil in All Wang Zu (Qing History Series, No.2, Zhonghua Book Company, 1980), but there is no "stealing". Huang, Ping Chuan believed that it was because of the withholding that the collected works escaped from the literary cage (Huang's Preface to Pavilion Selection and Notes on Pavilion Selection, Qilu Bookstore1982; Chen Pingyuan's Beyond Jiangnan Literature and From Literati Literature to Literati Literature, Sanlian Bookstore, 2004).
Yang reread Dong Bingchun's words and thought that he was also a human being. He didn't mean to detain the full-text collection. The so-called "long-lost collection" just wants to keep the collected works at hand for proofreading. Later, the collections published in the Qing Dynasty were all proofread and printed by Hang Shijun. There is no possibility of making bad friends when traveling to Guangdong, and there is no distant reason for making bad friends in the early years. Yang put forward a different view on Preface to Pavilion Collection from Jiang Tianshu, which caused a "fuss" among all the disciples. He believes that this preface is not taboo for Quan, but also a realistic style of writing biographies and prefaces for others (Quan Xie Shan and Hang Jinpu, History of Ming and Qing Dynasties, Textual Research on the Works of Mr. Jiang Tianshu Quan Xie Shan, Journal of the National Peiping Library, Vol. 7,No. 1 2,No. 1933, No.
Xue Hai Monthly Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 4, Volume 1944 "An Examination of Quan's Going to Yangzhou to Treat Illness in His Later Years". Chen Yuan's "All Thanks for Marrying" and "All Born in a Literary Prison" (Chen Yuan's Essay on Historical Materials, Sanlian Bookstore, 2007), the former pointed out that Cao Ru, who was married all the time, was full of people seeking armor, while the latter pointed out that he was not imprisoned all his life, but both of them embodied the whole thought and were of great significance. The first chapter of Dr. Zhan Haiyun's thesis "A Study of All Academic Thoughts" (Taiwan Province Normal University, 2000) examines Quan's family background in detail, and holds that his family background and environment have great influence on the formation of Quan's thoughts and personality. In short, Quan's life story has been clearly and completely sorted out.