In front of us, the so-called song edition by the stall owner is really a bit too shabby. Even the cover has disappeared. Therefore, we can only know what the book is, or whether it is a real song edition.

Chu Chen carefully opened the paper that seemed to be falling down, but what made him quite speechless was that the handwriting had been blurred because of the serious flooding of the previous paper. However, judging from the paper of the books, it is very likely that they were indeed printed in Song Dynasty.

When he reached the place where he could see the handwriting clearly, Chu Chen was speechless. He saw that "Mr. Dacheng was named Hao, and his name was Bochun. He was an official with the title of Jinshi.". He is the Prime Minister of China. " After that, there was "the twenty-first year of Xingyang, when he was offering an envoy to the Imperial College, he was at Mr. Hu's seat...".

This is obviously the "children's training"!

Tongmengxun, also known as Lv's tongmengxun, consists of three volumes. It is a tongmengxun textbook written by LV benzhong in Song Dynasty, which focuses on moral education. In addition to praising the events and remarks of his ancestors, this book also retains a lot of lost historical materials, so it has some research value.

Today's "tongmengxun" originated from the Southern Song Dynasty shaoding two year edition, is not the original, the original version of both a large number of poetry and prose, and there are more official way, and the current version of "tongmengxun" mainly about the moral aspects, the lack of the original version of the official way.

If it is the original version of three volumes of tongmengxun, it is also very precious. But this book only has the first volume, and it is so shabby. One third of the handwriting on the book can't be seen for various reasons. How can Chu Chen be interested in this?

So Chu Chen looked through it and shook his head and said, "boss, although your book tongmengxun is indeed a song edition, I can't see what I want to see clearly, so..."

If it was really a good thing, the stall owner would have sent it to the auction for sale, and it would not be kept until now. Therefore, he didn't feel surprised when he saw Chu Chen's reaction, so he said to Chu Chen, "then look at something else!" After that, I put the book away carefully.

Chu Chen nodded. He was just about to read another book, but he was stunned by the book under Tong Meng Xun. This book is nothing else. It's Zi Gong Yi Zhuan, which was lost before Qin Dynasty.

Although he knew that the book must be a fake, Chu Chen was curious and took it up for a look.

However, to Chu Chen's great surprise, the book was still a manuscript. Judging from the handwriting, the scribe should be quite accomplished in calligraphy. Moreover, the paper of the book was made of high-quality hemp paper. It seemed that it had gone through the wind and frost. It was quite a few years old. It didn't look like the forgery made now.

This made Chu Chen feel a little strange, so he quickly and quietly carefully identified. Finally, from the writing method, ink and paper of the book, he felt that the book should be copied in the late Ming Dynasty, and the year given by the power was also true. The specific year of completion should be the Jiajing year of the Ming Dynasty.

It is also the biography of Zi Gong and the Jiajing period, which immediately reminds him of a more wonderful character at that time, Feng Daosheng.

Feng Daosheng's real name is Fengfang. He is a calligrapher, seal cutter and bibliophile in Ming Dynasty. He is cynical, unconventional, withdrawn and fond of collecting books. He has his own "wanjuan Lou".

In his collection of books, there are more copies, which is already very powerful. However, like some other painters and calligraphers of the previous generation, he was greedy. He insisted on saying that he had no books to see, no books to hide, and no books to read. In order to make others believe, he added some fakes himself.

What makes Fengfang "infamous" in the history of book collection is that he has forged many "ancient books". For example, the biography of Zi Gong Yi, biography of Zi Xia Shi, Shi Cheng of Jin Dynasty, Wu of Chu Dynasty, stone edition of he Tu, stone edition of Lu Shi and stone edition of Da Xue were lost before Qin Dynasty.

When asked about the origin of these books, Fengfang falsely claimed that his ancestor, Qingmin Gong, had obtained them from the secret mansion in the Northern Song Dynasty. In addition, there are Korea's "Shangshu" and Japan's "Shangshu", which lie that their great ancestor fengqingde was in the post house. As a result, Quan Zuwang, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, ridiculed him as "making fun of the scholars and neglecting the later scholars" in his Tianyige book collection.

In his later years, Fengfang made great efforts to "fabricate", but maybe it was a forgery that God couldn't see it through. As a result, he was poor and died of a disease.

Unfortunately, because of his personality, Fengfang could not educate his children or manage money at all. Moreover, his children did not care for books. As a result, six out of ten copies of the Song Dynasty block printed and written books in the wanjuan Lou collection were stolen by his students. Later, unfortunately, they were caught in a fire, so that there were few good books in the end.

Fengfang had a deep relationship with Fan Qin, the owner of "Tianyi Pavilion". In the early days, Fan Qin had copied books from wanjuan Pavilion, and Fengfang had also written a book collection for Fan Qin. Finally, the remaining books of wanjuan Pavilion were sold to "Tianyi Pavilion", which made these remaining books protected by "Tianyi Pavilion" and handed down to later generations.

At this point, you must also understand that the book of changes of Zi Gong in Chu Chen's hand was made by Fengfang at that time. The reason why it is so well preserved is that it must be one of the many books stolen by Fengfang students.Thinking of this, Chu Chen could not help but shake his head and smile to himself. This book is indeed valuable, but it is impossible to say that it is very valuable. After all, it is only a pre Qin ancient book carefully "forged" by Fengfang. If it is the true content of Zi Gong Yi Zhuan, it would be very valuable.

However, there is a saying that the rarity is the most important thing. Although the book is of little research value, it was carefully forged by Fengfang. In terms of antiques, it is still a very good thing. So Chu Chen planned to ask the stall owner the price of the book.

However, at this time, Chu Chen found that there were six books in the original position of Zi Gong Yi Zhuan, and the first one was the book of filial piety, which surprised and excited him. You should know that the book of filial piety is different from Zi Gong Yi Zhuan, but it is the authentic collection of Fengfang.

So he quickly picked up the book of filial piety, but he was surprised to find that the following book was Jinjiang collection.

There are five volumes in Jinjiang collection. The author is Xue Tao, a famous poetess in Tang Dynasty. She was able to write poetry at the age of eight or nine. She entered the music book at the age of sixteen and never married after leaving the music book. Later he settled in HUANHUAXI. Zhiyin law, Gongshi Ci, created "Xue Tao Jian".

It is said that there are more than 500 poems in Jinjiang collection, but this set of books has not been handed down. The Ming version of Xue Tao's poems, which was handed down by later generations, was pieced together from the selected versions of ten thousand quatrains of Tang Dynasty.

According to Fengfang's temperament, Chu Chen immediately judged that this set of Jinjiang collection must have been forged by Fengfang, so he ignored it and directly opened the book of filial piety to read it.

This book of filial piety is also a handwritten copy, which also uses good hemp paper, and the handwriting is similar, but the content surprised Chu Chen.

The legend of the book of filial piety was written by Confucius himself. This book focuses on filial piety and focuses on Confucian ethics. This book has a great influence in ancient China. All dynasties boast that "the world is governed by filial piety". Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty once annotated filial piety in person.

This book is divided into two ancient and modern texts. The current text is annotated by Zheng Xuan, and the ancient text is annotated by Kong Anguo. Since Emperor Xuanzong's annotations were published all over the world, the annotations of Confucius and Zheng have been invalid. Chu Chen's filial piety is the version of Kong an's annotation.

Maybe some friends will say that since Fengfang likes to make fake, is this book of filial piety annotated by Kong Anguo forged by Fengfang?

In fact, Chu Chen has proved this point with his powers. If it is really forged, its value will not be as high as that given by his powers. Moreover, even if he doesn't mention his powers, he can see the meaning between the lines of the book. This must be the annotation of Kong an Guo.

If it's really Fengfang's forgery, he can become a great Confucian with his literary accomplishment in this book. How can he end his life in poverty?

"Hey, hey, what a surprise

Chu Chen guessed that the stall owner had not read the book carefully, and he certainly did not think that the books were copied by Fengfang, otherwise the stall owner would not have put the books here carelessly.

Although Chu Chen wanted to finish reading the book of filial piety, it aroused the doubt of the stall owner, and he did not dare to read it more. So he pretended to read it casually and put it together with the book of changes of Zi Gong.

Next, Chu Chen turned his attention to the remaining five volumes of Jinjiang collection. Since it was also forged by Fengfang, it must be put away. So he picked up the book at random and looked through it, which made him very surprised.

It's all because Chu Chen hasn't seen the poems in them in the current materials. They may be forged by Fengfang, but the poems in them are completely interpreted from the perspective of women, and the words are quite exquisite, and the style of the poems is the same as Xue Tao's, which can't be imitated by Fengfang at all.

As I said earlier, if Fengfang really has such a literary accomplishment, he must add a halo of famous poets of Ming Dynasty besides the calligrapher, seal cutter and book collector mentioned just now.

That is to say, these five volumes of Jinjiang collection and that volume of filial piety should be the same, they are all authentic!

Thinking of this, Chu Chen quickly pretended to turn over the remaining four books at random, and the result also proved his judgment. The hundreds of poems all seemed to show a very deep literary accomplishment, and the style was the same as Xue Tao's poems.

In the end, Chu Chen used his powers in some unbelievable ways, and he also gave an exciting result.