Chapter 376：

Walk up along the stone bench.

After about a few hundred steps, a huge palace emerged.

It is like the building of the Forbidden City.

Carved railings are built with jade, green bricks and green tiles.

Very spectacular.

It is no different from the palace in the Forbidden City.

The two dragons on the eaves, with golden scales and golden armor, were alive and seemed to want to fly into the air.

The tiles are the best glazed tiles, shining brightly in the sun.

The doors and windows on both sides are carved with exquisite patterns.

Some are flowers, some are dragons and phoenixes, and some are pixiu, they have everything.

The inner layer is bulletproof glass.

Can't get through at all.

While looking beautiful, Zhou Ye will not forget safety.

Beauty is one aspect, but safety is more important.

If it's not safe, what's the use of being beautiful.

He is not here to show off his looks, but a museum.

In front of the entire hall is a small square, and a stone tablet stands on the square.

On the stone tablet is written the text - Bronze Hall, behind it, are the time, characters, and background of the construction of this hall, as if recording a log.

On the top of the palace, there is also a plaque - Bronze Hall.

As the name suggests, this is the place where Zhou Ye built the bronze ware.

The whole palace is huge.

But this is only the first stage, there is more to it.

Zhou Ye then led the crowd into it, only to see the sandalwood beams of Yunding in the dormitory, the lamps made of crystal jade, the curtains of pearls, and the foundation of the pillars. Beside the six-foot-wide agarwood bed, there is a trellis tent, which is embroidered with begonia flowers sprinkled with pearls and silver threads.

On the couch was a sapphire incense pillow, a soft silkworm ice mat, and a stack of jade belts and quilts. There is a huge bright moon bead hanging on the top of the treasure in the hall, shining like a bright moon. The floor is paved with white jade, embedded with gold beads, and the ground is carved into a lotus shape. The blossoms are in the shape of five-stem lotus flowers. The petals are fresh and exquisite, and even the stamens are delicate and recognizable. When you walk barefoot, you will only feel warm and moist. , as straight as a jade lotus growing step by step, comparable to the extravagance of Pan Yuer's step by step golden lotus.

Chapter 572 The Bronze Heavy Weapon "Siku Quanshu"

The whole palace is very luxurious and magnificent.

Covers several hundred square meters.

Divided into several areas.

In addition to the huge hall, there are several spacious rooms, including—Xia, Shang and Zhou, Spring and Autumn and Warring States, Qin and Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

Basically, it is divided according to the period.

The booth inside has also been constructed.

All are bulletproof glass, and it is the best glass material in the world.

Where is the best glass in the world?

Of course it is Huaxia.

The glass made by Huaxia is definitely the strongest in the world.

Zhou Ye remembered that there was an Australian who wanted to challenge the Guinness Book of Records and hit the glass.

In my own country, it is quite easy, but in China.

That would be embarrassing.

Only smashed one.

In the end, it was really impossible to get off the stage.

Quite embarrassing and depressing.

However, this is Huaxia glass, made by Huaxia.

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In addition, there is a prominent round table in the open space of the room.

This is for those large bronzes.

Not much, but not much.

There are many large-scale bronze wares in Huaxia, among which are mainly concentrated on the bell tripod.

Bronze bell, bronze tripod.

Each is a heavy weapon.

These round tables were prepared for them.

And between these round platforms, they are arranged in a "star" pattern.

This involves the feng shui pattern established by Guo Pu.

It can absorb the light of the stars in the sky, which is very beneficial to these bronzes.

Not only will it not decay with the passage of time, but it will also become more perfect under the tempering of the light of the stars.

Contains precious light.

The entire bronze hall is quaint and magnificent.

Bronze, one of the most exquisite techniques in ancient China.

Everyone walked around in the bronze hall, and they felt like they were pointing the way.

They came to the exhibition hall of Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, and there were many murals hanging on the walls, depicting the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, the history and culture of bronze wares.

When I arrived at the Sui and Tang Dynasties Exhibition Hall, it became the style of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

There are even portraits of Emperor Wen of Sui, Emperor Yang of Sui, Tang Taizong, Tang Xuanzong and others.

The whole exhibition hall has a kind of style of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

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After coming out of the bronze hall, accompanied by Feng Qiao, everyone walked up.

There are about hundreds of steps, and everyone came to a platform again.

On this platform, there are two pavilion-like buildings.

One on the left, one on the right.

From the outside, it looks almost the same.

This pavilion is three stories high.

Left and right, exactly the same.

The wooden structure and the current technological materials are used to complete the construction.

On the square in front, there is a stone tablet with the words "Library Library" written on it.

These two attic-like buildings are exactly where Zhou Ye intends to collect books.

Zhou Ye didn't have books in his hands.

There are 136 volumes in Siku Quanshu, although they are very scattered, they do not belong to a complete set.

However, it is indeed a classic in the Siku Quanshu.

The value of this thing, needless to say.

It was found by Li Yang, and later placed in the "Yuanmingyuan", which became Zhou Ye's collection.

The full name of "Quanshu of Siku" is "Quanshu Quanshu of Siku". Under the auspices of Emperor Qianlong, it was compiled by more than 360 senior officials and scholars including Ji Yun, and more than 3,800 people copied it. It took 13 years to compile a series of books. There are more than 3,500 books, 79,000 volumes, 36,000 volumes, about 800 million words.

At that time, Emperor Qianlong ordered seven copies of the "Quanshu of the Four Treasures" to be hand-copied and ordered to be hidden all over the country.

The four parts that were copied first were stored in Wenyuan Pavilion in the Forbidden City, Wensu Pavilion in Shenyang, Liaoning, Wenyuan Pavilion in Yuanmingyuan, and Wenjin Pavilion in Chengde. This is the so-called "North Four Pavilions". The three parts copied later are stored in Yangzhou Wenhui Pavilion, Zhenjiang Wenzong Pavilion and Hangzhou Wenlan Pavilion, which are the so-called "South Three Pavilions".

Some people say, what's so precious about this? Qing Dynasty stuff.

In fact, the Siku Quanshu is very precious.

If it is only divided by time, then stones are more precious than antiques.

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Because the existence of stones is hundreds of millions of years.

Why is the Siku Quanshu so precious? It's not that rare is the most precious thing.

The Siku Quanshu is very rich in content. According to the content classification, it is divided into four parts: classics, history, sub-sections, and collections. The book consists of 4 volumes, 44 categories and 66 genera.

The Ministry of Classics collects the Confucian "Thirteen Classics" and related works, including 10 major categories such as Yi, Shu, Poetry, Ritual, Spring and Autumn, Filial Piety, General Meaning of the Five Classics, Four Books, Music, and Primary Schools. Among them, the ritual category is divided into six categories: Zhouli, Ritual, Book of Rites, Three Rites General Meaning, Tongli, and Miscellaneous Lishu.

The History Department collects history books, including official histories, chronicles, chronicles, miscellaneous histories, other histories, decrees, biography, historical banknotes, records, seasons, geography, and officials. There are 15 major categories, including edicts, political books, catalogs, and historical reviews, among which the edicts and memorials are divided into two categories: edicts and memorials, and biographies are further divided into sages, celebrities, general records, miscellaneous records, and special records. 5 genera, the geographical category is divided into 10 genera: palaces, general records, metropolitan counties, rivers and canals, frontier defense, mountains and rivers, historical sites, miscellaneous notes, travel notes, and foreign notes. It is divided into 6 genera: general system, ceremony, state plan, military administration, decree, and examination work.

Chapter 573: Repair Books, Burn History, Qing Dynasty Literary Prison

The sub-department contains hundreds of works and books of various scholars, including Confucianism, military, legal, agricultural, medical, astronomical algorithms, arithmetic, art, genealogy, miscellaneous schools, similar books, novels There are 14 major categories including family class, Shijia class, Taoism class, among which astronomical algorithm class is divided into 2 categories: push step and arithmetic, and arithmetic class is divided into mathematics, horoscope, Xiangzhaixiang tomb, divination, horoscope and Xiangshu, Yin and Yang, Five Elements, and Miscellaneous Techniques are divided into 7 genera. Art is divided into painting and calligraphy, piano score, seal cutting, and acrobatics. There are 6 genera of miscellaneous stories, miscellaneous articles, miscellaneous compilations, and miscellaneous editions, and novelists are divided into 3 genera of miscellaneous things, strange stories, and trivia.

The Collection Department collects poetry collections and special collections, including 5 major categories such as Chu Ci, Biji, General Collection, Poetry Reviews, and Songs. Qu 5 genera. Except for Zhanghui novels and drama works, the above categories basically include various books circulating in the society. As far as authors are concerned, the writings of various figures, including women, monks, Taoists, eunuchs, soldiers, emperors, foreigners, etc.

Zhou Ye has 136 books, including "calligraphy and painting", "qin score", "humanities" and so on.

Some of them are incomplete, only a few.

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Of course, the origin of these things also contains a lot of "blood".

As we all know, the Qing Dynasty practiced the word prison.

As long as it is some rebellious words, even meanings, metaphors, it is possible to copy them all over the place.

In fact, the appearance of Sikuquanshu also burned quite a few books.

To put it in an idiom, it is - to repair books and burn history.

When Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty compiled Siku Quanshu, he destroyed the total number of books that were unfavorable to the Qing Dynasty. According to statistics, it was 13,600 volumes. The total number of books burned is 150,000. Destroyed more than 170 kinds of patterns and more than 80,000 pieces.

In addition to burning books, the Qing Dynasty systematically destroyed Ming Dynasty archives. There are only more than 3,000 archives in the Ming Dynasty, mainly the archives of the Tianqi and Chongzhen dynasties, and a small amount of official documents from the Hongwu, Yongle, Xuande, Chenghua, Zhengde, Jiajing, Longqing, Wanli and Taichang dynasties. The rest are estimated to be no less than 10 million Ming Dynasty archives, all of which have been destroyed.

In addition to destroying books and archives, the Qing Dynasty systematically tampered with remaining books and archives.

Then, many emperors in the Ming Dynasty became useless people who didn't do their jobs properly.

It can be said that many emperors of the Ming Dynasty were smeared by the Qing Dynasty.

Some things, some things not, all poured dirty water on the emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

But there is no way to win or lose.

History is written by the victors.

The compilation and revision of "Siku Quanshu" can be said to require all books to be submitted for inspection. Not only is it not conducive to the banning and destruction of documents in the Qing Dynasty, but even the texts of predecessors involving Khitan, Jurchen, Mongolia, Liao, Jin and Yuan have to be tampered with.

More than 3,000 banned books were seized and more than 150,000 books were confiscated. A total of more than 700,000 books were burnt, and the number of banned books was as many as those collected by the Siku. "When the first edict was issued, his teeth were gnawed at the unofficial history of the Ming season. Afterwards, the Siku Pavilion discussed, the people of the Wei Song Dynasty said that the Liao, Jin and Yuan, and the people of the Ming Dynasty were saying the Yuan. The generals will present the writings of the ministers, and there are many left behind." During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the works of Huang Daozhou, Zhang Huangyan, Yuan Jixian, Qian Sule, Gu Yanwu, Huang Zongxi, and Sun Qifeng were all banned.... Later, it was relaxed a little. Words cannot be destroyed."

But for the works of Qian Qianyi, Lu Liuliang, Qu Dajun, Jin Bao, as well as the works of Dai Mingshi, Wang Xihou, and Yin Jiaquan, the ban is particularly severe.

The books destroyed during Qianlong's reign were "nearly 3,000 kinds, more than 60,000 to 70,000 volumes, and the number of books is similar to that of the books currently collected in the Siku".

Wu Han said that "the Qing people compiled the "Siku Quanshu" and the ancient books died." The text prison is so thorough, one of Wu Sangui's "Anti-Manchu", a "Ten Diaries of Yangzhou", a "Jiading Massacre" It was actually annihilated in mainland China for more than 200 years, and was only found in Japan after more than 200 years.

Another example is the Song Dynasty's "Khitan Official Rites" which recorded the experience of the Liao Kingdom: "The officials of the Hu people, those who lead the officials of Fanzhong are all dressed in Hu clothes, and they are called officials of the Khitan. Those who do things, although the Hu people also wear Han clothes, are called Han officials. Those in power are called the prime ministers of the south and the secretaries of the south.”

The original version of the Siku was altered to read: "2.8 Officials of the Khitan, and those who lead the official duties of Fanzhong, are called Khitan officials. The secretaries and ministers are called Beishumi and the prime ministers of the North. Those who lead the officials of Yanzhong are also from the country. Han clothes are called Han officials. Those in power are called the prime ministers of the south and the secretaries of the south." Changed "Hu clothing", "Hu people" and so on.