? During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Wujiang's literary style reached its peak, and a number of influential figures and famous artists emerged in the poetry and literary circles, such as Ye Lian, Pan Lei, Zhu, Xu Wei, Dai Li, Pan, Guo Yi and Wang Xizhi. There are male poets and writers, as well as female poets and writers. There are literary families and many literary groups.

? According to statistics, there were 55 anthologists in Wujiang in Qing Dynasty who published selected works of literature in past dynasties and compiled 8 1 books of selected works in past dynasties except Tang Dynasty. 59 kinds of poems and essays have been selected and compiled in this city. Professional anthologies include Gu Youxiao and Vae, who devoted their lives to document arrangement and poetry compilation. There are also amateur home choices, such as Guqiao, Huang Rong, Sun, Xu Yong, Zhou Ming, Gu Shizhen, Gu Wokun and so on. At present, there are more than 400 Wujiang poets in Qing Dynasty, and there are more than 270 female poets before Qianlong alone.

? Wujiang literature, especially Wujiang literature in Qing dynasty, has always been the focus of researchers' attention. Over the years, there have been many research and works on special topics, including published books and more papers scattered in various journals. However, the research monographs on Wujiang literature and Wujiang poetry in Qing Dynasty have never been seen. Zhou Xuegen's study of Wujiang poetry in Qing Dynasty filled this gap.

The author takes Wujiang poetry in the Qing Dynasty as the research object for two reasons: "First, the previous research on Wujiang mainly focused on drama research (such as Shen Jing and Wujiang School), family culture and literary family research, and the research on poetry was far from enough. Second, Jiangsu and Zhejiang are half of the literature in the Qing Dynasty, and a small town in Wujiang is also fruitful. Exploring the reasons for the prosperity of humanities in this area in the Qing Dynasty, especially the root of the obvious depression and decline in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, is very meaningful and necessary for literary research and local literary history research. "

? The influence of Wujiang Opera research in Qing Dynasty is far greater than literature. The works in this field mainly include Shen Jing and the Wujiang School of Kunqu Opera edited by Liu Qiang Democracy (Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 2005 edition), Proceedings of the Academic Research Seminar on Shen Jing and the Wujiang School of Kunqu Opera edited by Sun Junhong and Sun Yueliang in 2008 (Shandong Pictorial Publishing House, 2009 edition), and Research on Su Ju in Late Ming Dynasty edited by Liu Zhaoming (Qilu Bookstore, 2009 edition) He once edited "Quan Qing Sanqu", which was published by Qilu Bookstore 1985.

? The research on Wujiang families and groups has also achieved good results. He is the author of Cai Jingping's Study of Ye Literature Family in Ming and Qing Dynasties (Yuelu Bookstore, 2008) and Hao Wujiang's Study of Shen Shi Literature Family (Fudan University Press, 2009). There are many papers in this field, such as Guan's Research on Wujiang Female Literature in Ming Dynasty, Research on Jiangnan Cultural Family in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Qu's Research on Wujiang Ye's Female Poetry, Wu's Cultural Life and Literature of Wujiang Ye's Family in Late Ming and Early Qing Dynasty, and Zhang Qinghe's Research on Wujiang Ye's Female Literature in Late Ming and Early Qing Dynasty. These are women. Famous male writers are: Ye Xie, Wang, Xu Wei, etc. There are the most monographs and papers about Ye Xie, including Fan Jiang's Ye Xie and the Original Poetry (Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 1985 edition), Li Xiaofeng's master thesis A Comparison between Wang Fuzhi's Poetics and Ye Xie's Poetics, his doctoral thesis A Study of Ye Xie's Original Poetry, Liu Xiaochun's master thesis A Study of Ye Xie's Original Poetry, and Chen Jing's master thesis A Comparison between Ye Xie and Eliot. These papers mainly study Ye Xie's poetic theory. Only Chen Xue's master thesis "A Study of Ye Xie's Poetry" takes Ye Xie's poetry as the research topic.

? Li has spent most of his life on the right research. In addition to the People's History of Northeast China and the People's History of China, there are The Poet Wu Zhaoqian Series (Heilongjiang People's Publishing House, 2000 edition, including Biography of Wu Zhaoqian, Chronicle of Wu Zhaoqian and Wu Zhaoqian Collection). His research papers are: A Study on Poetry and Fu by Ao, A Study on Poetry and Fu by Jiang Yong, and A Study on the Relationship between Ding Youke's Case and Psychological Changes and the Evolution of Writing Style by Dai.

? Wang Xichan's research has been published in Wang Xichan's Collected Works edited by Chen Meidong and Shen Rongfa (Hebei Science and Technology Press, 2000 edition), which basically only discusses his astronomical achievements.

? There is not much research on Xu Wei, only Zhang Dongyan's paper "Xu Wei Research".

His research includes Zeng Xian's thesis "Shen Xiong Sao Fu Fierce Chicken Dance-A Study of Ci", Huang's thesis "A Study of Guo Xian", his thesis "On the New Change of Ci Style" and Chen Yulan's monograph "Poetry Groups and Boudoir Poems of Southern Scholars in Jiaqing Period of Qing Dynasty"

? According to Zhou Xuegen's research, there are more studies on Wujiang Opera and less on poetry. There are many researches on Shen Shi and Ye families, but few on other families. A few great scholars, such as Ye Xie, Wu Zhaoqian and Guo Xian, have done more research, while other poets have done less research. There are more studies on women in Shen Shi and Ye's works, and less on other women writers. There are many studies on Wujiang literature in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, but there are few systematic studies on Wujiang literature in the whole Qing Dynasty. The author thinks that Wujiang, a rich literary treasure, needs to be excavated urgently, and it is necessary and meaningful to sort out and preserve this precious cultural heritage.

The book Research on Wujiang Poetry in Qing Dynasty has important reference value for understanding and studying Wujiang Poetry in Qing Dynasty. The book is divided into nine chapters, which gives a relatively complete introduction to Wujiang's poems in the Qing Dynasty, focusing on Wu Yun, an anti-Qing poet. Poets Zhu and Gu Youxiao; Shi Qing poets Ye Xie, Xu Wei, Pan Lei; Poor poets Dong Ji and Guo Xian; Boudoir poets Shen Yixiu, Ye Xiaoluan, Yao Qixia, Zhou Yubu, Wang Yuxi and Wu Qiongxian; Wu Zhaoqian, a frontier poet in Qing Dynasty, and other Wujiang poets basically reflected the situation of Wujiang poetry in Qing Dynasty.

? It should be pointed out that the region is undoubtedly a bright spot of Wujiang literature in the Qing Dynasty, and poets such as Ye, Ye Xie, Xu Dayuan and literary families such as Ye, Shen Shi, Liu and Ling have great influence. If you add,, Yang,, Shen,, Yan Lang, Ling Si, etc. These are not mentioned in this book, and Hu Fen's position in Wujiang poetry in Qing Dynasty is even more noticeable. Therefore, the phenomenon of Hu Fen's poetry in Qing Dynasty should be one of the important topics in the study of Wujiang's poetry in Qing Dynasty.

? Selected Poems of Guo Xian (three volumes) published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House is the latest achievement of Wujiang's poetry research in Qing Dynasty. We look forward to more excavation and arrangement of Wujiang's poetry works in Qing Dynasty and further development of Wujiang's poetry research in Qing Dynasty.