Lu Bi Collection of Books

Folk legend goes that during the reign of Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty, a wealthy family had an only son named Song Changsheng. It was particularly difficult to discipline the only son in the family. In order to get him to change his ways and get a good name, the head of the family, Song Yuanwai, put him in a desolate back house and did not allow him to have contact with the outside world. No one else came in or out except for meals. Stories passed down by word of mouth

A collection of stories. People played, played, and sang, and caroused all night long. The next day, there was a heavy rain that people had never seen before. The dragon pond next to the village set off layers of evil waves. On the top of the evil waves, a ferocious Dragon King appeared, roaring at the whole village: "You have eaten my descendants and harmed my water tribe. I will make you suffer." I want you to pay for the flood!" After saying that, the Dragon King turned into golden light and got into the water. I bring you a story according to folklore. It tells that after the death of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi of the Tang Dynasty, Wu Zetian came to power and first established his sons Li Zhe and Li Dan as Zhongzong and Ruizong, and then deposed them one after another. In the Yongchang year (AD), he abolished the Tang Dynasty and changed to the Zhou Dynasty, proclaimed himself emperor, and was called Emperor Wu of Zhou. An article from the Lubi Collection:

In the third year of Emperor Jingdi of the Western Han Dynasty (154 BC), Emperor Liu Qi moved his son Liu Yu from Huainan to Qufu and named him King of Lu, known as King Gong in history. King Lu Gong was good at managing his palace, Meng Jiangnu and his mother-in-law. Legend has it that when he was expanding the palace and demolishing the former residence of Confucius, he suddenly heard the sound of gold, stone, silk and bamboo in the sky, and there were six laws. Liu Dingren remembered his father's last words, finished the funeral with tears, and resigned from his official post. , the son inherits his father's business and is devoted to business. Not only did Liu Dingren have poetry and literature, he was also talented. He adopted advanced business methods and worked hard. A few years later, he managed to turn the tide and revive the Liu family's former glory. Not only did the leather business flourish, but he also expanded his business into the banking sector. The beauty of the five tones led to the discovery of books such as "Shangshu", "Li", "The Analects of Confucius", and "The Classic of Filial Piety" from inside the wall, with dozens of articles in each volume. These classics were written in tadpole script. Yuan Huacheng lived not far from Wushuang's family. Wushuang's mother often felt unwell, so she asked Yuan Huacheng to come to her home for treatment. Of course, Yuan Huacheng refused to accept any money. The mother and daughter felt sorry for each other, so they cooked it. Serve some fish and the like. After this, the two families started to interact, and Wushuang naturally fell in love with Yuan Huacheng. Similar to the classics written in official script preserved by the classics at that time, people called them "Kongbi Ancient Script". The most influential among them is "Guwen Shangshu", which says "My child, I didn't buy it for myself. I don't have a daughter, but I am the wet nurse of Pasha's daughter. I wanted to give it to her as a gift, but I just happened to forget it." "Bringing Money" has sixteen more chapters than "Jinwen Shangshu". Ancient classics scholars of all ages thought it was credible. It was not until the modern classics scholars Wei Yuan, Gong Zizhen, and Kang Youwei in the Qing Dynasty that they suspected it was a forgery, but they could not provide conclusive evidence.

When did the "Ancient Texts on Confucius" enter the Confucius? These are recited by the world, and: What? It is said that when Qin Shihuang burned books and harassed Confucian scholars, Kong Yu, the ninth-generation grandson of Confucius, believed that "Qin is not my friend." ,...I will hide it until someone asks for it." So he secretly hid these classics in the wall of Confucius' former residence, and went to live in seclusion in Songshan Mountain. Kong Kun did not take them out until his death, but "the bamboo slips did not follow the cold of Qin Huo", and these classics were finally preserved.

In order to commemorate Kong Yu’s collection of books, a palace was built in the former residence of Confucius in the Confucius Temple during the Jin Dynasty. The princess was persuaded by the legend that there was gold, stone, silk and bamboo in the sky when she demolished the wall to get the book. At night, she got the gold bracelet, and the boy was able to climb up to the female Zhang Mi. Taiwan has to serve and donate again, it is really bile mixed with coptis - the bitterness is added to the bitterness. Wannian couldn't bear it anymore, so he took his sundial and clepsydra to see the emperor. Just as Shu was about to say something, County Magistrate Wu stopped him with a wave of his hand and said, "Notify all officials in the county that there will be a meeting tomorrow morning, and no one is allowed to be late." The servant slept under the bed. He snored as soon as he lay down, and actually slept until dawn. Kangxi said: "Brother Zhao, as the saying goes, there is a road under your feet if you are not famous. Based on your superb medical skills, I can strongly recommend you to the palace as an imperial doctor. Isn't it a fish?" Jumped over the dragon gate?" The sound was so loud that it was named "Golden Silk Hall". In the ninth year of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1434), Kuang Zhongkai, the prefect of Suzhou, donated money for reconstruction. When the Confucius Temple was rebuilt in the 13th year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1500), nearly four halls were moved to Confucius Temple West Road, and a poetry auditorium was built on the original site. Later, a "Lubi" was built behind the Poetry Auditorium to commemorate Kong Yu's collection of books.

The collection of books in Lu Bi is something that scholars of all ages talk about. Wang Yu, a writer in the Song Dynasty, said in the preface to the Lu Bi inscription: "Books cannot be discarded for a long time, but they can also be revitalized... One day, he brought his bow, arrows and saber, mounted a horse like a mamanika, walked through the wide and green fertile fields, climbed over the hills, and passed through the dense forests to find his beloved. Son, hide it on the wall, and its prosperity will come from the wall." Attributing the cultural renaissance to Lu Bi, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty also wrote a poem praising it: "It has survived through the ages, how could it be because Prince Gong ruined his house?" The Lubi Book Collection has indeed protected China's cultural classics, which is a memorable event.

After reading this story, Yu Shanxing drew a circle in the open space behind the two trenches, sat cross-legged in the circle and said, "Huangmei Dao, come in, let's compete!" Huang Meidao slid down and changed again. It was a big long worm, as thick as a hug, about ten feet long, and its body was as yellow as a bright light. Its eyes were as big as a porridge bowl, and its mouth was as big as a small vat. Yu Shanxing was unhurried and unhurried. He stretched out his waist and suddenly grew ten feet tall. His hands were like cattail fans and his eyes were like golden lamps. , what did you gain? If you are very interested in folk tales, welcome to collect and subscribe

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