From the early Qing Dynasty to the third year of Daoguang, there were more than 700 speeches and articles in Qing Dynasty, and 2236 practical articles were selected.

It is divided into eight categories: academic, administrative, official, family, etiquette, military, criminal and industrial. Fujian provincial library collection.

There are subtitles in the compilation. For example, learning is divided into primitive learning, Confucianism, French, extensive theory, literature, teachers and friends, etc. There are three "names" in front of the text, which respectively introduce the resumes and works of the selected companies. Those selected from other books that have not been selected and recited are also listed. After the article was published, it had a great influence, with many copies, supplements and new editions.

Example:

In the 29th year of Daoguang, Wang Pengfei compiled one hundred and twenty volumes of The King James Sutra, which was published in the 31st year. The supplementary edition not only recorded all the congratulatory letters, but also conducted by-elections or re-elections in view of its shortcomings, especially in the fields of academics, governance and etiquette. The supplement adds a general comment to the old and new articles, criticizes them, and adds "names".

Rao Yucheng's 104-volume The Imperial Classics Continuation was published in the eighth year of Guangxu (1882). The style, volume number and items are all in line with the congratulatory letter, and 5 19 articles were selected up to the early years of Guangxu.