Conscience
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Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Scholars and enthusiasts researching Xuzhou or Jiangsu local history and culture
- Readers interested in Ming-Qing literati works and the organization of local source materials
- Libraries, gazetteer offices, and similar institutions seeking local-document collections
- Cultured readers with a foundation in classical Chinese who enjoy reading historical sources slowly
Not a good fit for
- General readers hoping for an accessible book on the theme of "conscience"; the title and contents point in different directions
- Beginners who struggle with classical Chinese and expect modern vernacular interpretation
- Readers seeking plot-driven or narrative reading experiences
Reading tips
- Read the series preface or introduction first to grasp the overall outline of the ten figures, then locate the figure covered in this volume
- Read figure by figure; after finishing each, check that person's life and historical context to build a fuller picture
- Keep a notebook recording official titles, place names, and associates mentioned in the text for later reference
- There is no need to read straight through; use it as a reference book, dipping in as needed and going deeper on figures of interest
About the publisher
China Culture and History Press has long devoted itself to modern and contemporary literature and culture-and-history reading matter, with publishing directions centered on classic works, social novels, prose and miscellaneous writings, and Eastern philosophy, alongside culture-and-history periodicals such as Zongheng. Among the more than 1,500 titles in the collection, representative books include Zhang Henshui's Ti Xiao Yin Yuan, Lu Xun's Complete Classic Works (10 volumes) and Wild Grass, and Lao She's Four Generations Under One Roof series and the boxed set of Lao She's Classic Works (10 volumes), while its author resources are concentrated on figures such as Zhang Henshui, Lu Xun, Lao She and Sima Qian. Its publishing character lies in solid editorial work on culture-and-history source texts and in issuing famous authors' works in sets, balancing the readability of individual texts with the systematic presentation of complete collections for focused reading and collecting. Beyond these directions, public information on the press's contemporary original publishing is limited, so it is not elaborated here.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 作者简介
- 《徐州明清十人文苹》编辑委员会
- 江山有待 文献千秋
- 概述
- 第一编 奏折原本汇编
- 第一册（全选）
- 第二册（六选五）
- 第三册（一选一）
- 第四册（八选四）
- 第五册（六选三）
- 第六册（十四选七）
- 第七册（十四选七）
- 第八册（十九选十）
- 第九册（二十选十）
- 第十册（十九选九）
- 第十一册（六选三）
- 第十二册（三十三选十七）
- 第十三册（十八选八）
- 第十四册（十六选八）
- 第十五册（五选二）
- 第十六册（六选三）
- 第十七册（二十三选十）
- 第十八册（三十七选十六）
- 第十九册（十七选八）
- 第二十册（二十一选十）
- 第二十一册（十三选六）
- 第二十二册
- 第二十三册（三十二选十六）
- 第二十四册（二十六选十二）
- 第二十五册（二十三选八）
- 第二十六册（三十八选十）
- 第二十七册（三十七选十）
- 第二十八册（三十八选十二）
- 第二十九册（十九选八）
- 第三十册（十三选六）
- 第二编 序引记赋选录
- 1.《礼记纂言》序
- 2.《仪礼节略》序
- 3.《高氏族谱》序
- 4.《宁波府志》序
- 5.《西湖志》序
- 6.《敕修两浙盐法志》序
- 7.《畿辅通志》序
- 8.募修云林寺引
- 9.重建拱宸桥碑记
- 10.开浚西湖碑记
- 11.重建诚应武肃王祠碑记
- 12.重修玉泉寺碑记
- 13.盐义仓碑记
- 14.重修阮公忠定祠记
- 15.恭纪天竺寺碑阴
- 16.改旧府为皇华馆记
- 17.重建济川桥碑记
- 18.大嵩塘工碑记
- 19.重建步云桥记
- 20.重修海会寺碑记
- 21.重修陆宣公祠记
- 22.怡贤亲王祠碑记
- 23.湖山神庙记
- 24.水月亭记
- 25.改天主堂为天后官碑记
- 26.莲花池修建书院增置使馆碑记
- 27.西湖赋并序
- 第三编 附录
- 李卫传
- 直隶总督李卫传
- 清世宗信任李卫之传
- 李敏达逸事
- 有“名臣”之誉
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About the author
Li Wei is an author about whom limited public information is available. His work spans inspirational growth, culture, health, and classic works, with seven titles currently held in the collection. Books such as The Complete Scroll of Sheepskin and its collector's edition, as well as Make the Best of Yourself, show his focus on personal growth and self-motivation, often through compiled and organized inspirational reading for a general audience. A Complete Dictionary of Cultural Knowledge reflects his interest in popularizing the humanities, while The Contemporary Inheritance of Musical Rites and Customs shows sustained attention to traditional customs and musical culture. In addition, The Complete Book of Habits Determining Health links health concepts with daily habits, and the title Conscience suggests a concern with moral issues. Overall, Li Wei's works tend toward informative, practical, and accessible popular writing, frequently presented in complete or comprehensive editions that make systematic reading easier for ordinary readers and give his output a recognizable range across inspirational and cultural-knowledge titles.
Tian Bing'e is a Chinese book author whose publicly available personal information is currently limited: his year of birth, native place, education, and professional career are not clearly documented, making a full biography difficult to outline. Judging from the works held in the library, he focuses on classical Chinese poetry and literary appreciation. His representative works include Appreciation of Mao Zedong's Poetry (Second Edition), Evaluations of Poems by Distinguished Masters Through the Ages, and Conscience. The first two belong to the appreciation of classical poetry and canonical works, showing a sustained interest in poetic texts, the tradition of critical evaluation, and interpretive methods; Conscience suggests that his writing is not confined to poetic annotation but also touches on broader humanistic concerns. As far as his visible output shows, Tian Bing'e's writing centers on classic texts and combines selected analysis with critical commentary, suited to general readers who wish to approach classical poetry through appreciative prose. Owing to limited materials, his academic background and overall creative trajectory remain to be further supplemented.
Public information about Xu Jianguo is limited; he is currently known only for two works. One is Pain Medication Therapeutics (2nd Edition), a professional medical book on drugs used in pain treatment, intended as a clinical medication reference; the other, titled Conscience, is listed among classic works in the common categories. The two titles span quite different subjects—one rigorous and practical, the other carrying reflections on morality and human nature—reflecting the author's interests and writing orientation in different fields. Because the available data is limited, his identity, career and academic background cannot be verified here; this note is based only on the information about his existing works.
