1. Wu Jia (1894) Tianqing Caotang Engraving 93 1 (Guangdong Zhongshan Library)
2. Wu Jia (1894), 20th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, Guangzhou Henderson Printing Bureau, printed in 907B (Library of Yunnan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine).
3. Wu Jia (1894) in the 20th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty, with 308A (Library of Shandong College of Traditional Chinese Medicine) and 590 (Library of Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese Medicine).
4. 19 19 Guangzhou Hualian Xiantang Engraving 940 (Guangzhou College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Library)
5. 1930 Beijing Tianhuage Printed Edition 2 1 (Capital Library) 4 12A (Shaanxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Library) 450B (Xinjiang Shihezi Hospital Library) 475A (Liaoning College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Library) 529B (Heilongjiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Library) 72 1 (Anhui Library
This set of books was first discovered in Wuxi Library, and it was discovered by accident. The late Wuxi industrialist Rong Desheng donated the original collection of Wuxi Dagong Library, a complete set of four volumes, which was printed by Hong Wen Bureau in B Wei (1895) in the 21st year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty according to the printing of Fushan Hall in Xinyi, Guangdong. The cover title of this set of books in Yunquan Fairy Museum in Hong Kong is: Return the Medical Way to the Sea (the latest Yi Hai is 1995), which is reprinted by Yunquan Fairy Museum. Horizontal 14.4cm, vertical 23cm and thickness 3cm.