There are seven volumes in the literature series of searching for Wu (seven volumes), namely:
First, Notes on Xi Shi's Ci
Second, "Three Local Textbooks of the Republic of China"
Three. Notes on Changning County Records
Four. Interpretation of pan-terrier set
Five, "Notes on Qiu Qiang Village's Whole Poems"
Six, "Looking for Wu Inscriptions and Contract Documents"
VII. Selected Books and Periodicals of the Republic of China
According to the news of Xunwu County Historical and Cultural Research Association, the first batch of books of Xunwu Literature Series, the first county-level ancient book series in Jiangxi Province, is being printed by Jiangxi People's Publishing House. The first batch of books in the Literature Series of Searching for Wu include Qiu Shangfeng's Notes on the Whole Poems of Qingqiu Mountain Village (two volumes), Notes on Changning County in Qing Dynasty, Notes on Ci by Kuang Mohan in the Republic of China, and Three Local Textbooks of the Republic of China (Xie's Local Records of Searching for Wu, Entertainment Folklore and Liu Shushi's Searching for Wu). Follow-up books such as Literature Series of Searching for Wu, Notes on Qing Wu Zhang's Pan Stems, Inscriptions and Contract Documents of Searching for Wu and Selected Historical Materials of Searching for Wu in the Republic of China will be published next spring.
Editor-in-Chief of Series: Huang, male, from Shicheng, Jiangxi, 1972. 199 1 graduated from Gannan Normal University. 65438-0995 studied under Professor Shao Hong of Nanchang University, and obtained a master's degree in history from 65438-0998. 1998 studied under professor Chen Chunsheng of Sun Yat-sen University, and received a doctorate in history on 200 1. 200 1 so far, working in the history department of Nanchang university. From 2002 to 2004, he entered the Historical Geography Research Center of Fudan University and worked as a postdoctoral fellow, studying under Professor Cao. From June, 2005 to October, 2005, he went to the Institute of East Asian Studies of Columbia University as a visiting scholar. In 2006, he was awarded the title of professor. 20 10 went to the Chinese University of Hong Kong as a visiting scholar in April. He is currently a professor and dean of the School of Humanities of Nanchang University. The main research direction is the social and economic history of Ming and Qing dynasties, with special emphasis on regional social research in Jiangxi. He presided over 2 national social science funds and 2 provincial and ministerial projects. Won the second prize of outstanding achievements in social sciences in Jiangxi Province for 3 times. Won the third prize of Fok Ying Tung Young Teacher Award of the Ministry of Education 1 time. As between thieves and people:12-18th century Gannan regional society (life? Reading? Xinzhi Sanlian Bookstore, 2006, 1 1 Edition). The main academic part-time job is director of China Ming History Society and deputy secretary-general of Jiangxi History Society.
Executive Editor: Liu Chengyuan, male, born in 1966, Xunwu, Jiangxi. He used to be the editor of Guangdong People's Publishing House, the leading expert of Hakka local chronicles project, the deputy editor of Jiangxi Local Rare Literature Series (volume 10), and the vice president of Guangdong Hakka Cultural and Economic Research Institute. He has successively undertaken the collation of Changning County Records in the 12th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi, Changning County Records in the 14th year of Qing Emperor Qianlong and Changning County Records in the 31st year of Qing Emperor Guangxu, and participated in the collation of Changning County Records, Zheng Dexing Ning Zhu Ming Shan Zhi Records, Ming Jiajing Ganzhou Prefecture Records, Ming Jiajing's Continuation of Gan Tai Records and Rebuilding Qian Qian Tomorrow in the 27th year of Qing Guangxu. Participated in the planning and compilation of the project "Hakka Rare Genealogy Literature Series" (volume 100) funded by the National Publishing Fund and the key book "Hakka Folk Songs Grand Ceremony" (volume 10), and wrote the compilation history and edition textual research of Changning County Chronicles, Zhengling Kuang's deeds and I am the first man seeking martial arts: a chronicle of Zeng Youlan's deeds.
Editor-in-Chief: Li Yuehua, female, editor, deputy director of Academic Publishing Center of Jiangxi People's Publishing House.