Which is the earliest surviving book on Chinese history?

San. Suiren, Fuxi, Shennong ("The Great Biography of Shangshu");

Fuxi, Nuwa's stupid head, Shennong ("Customs and Customs");

Fuxi, Zhurong, Shennong (ibid.);

Fuxi, Shennong, Yellow Emperor ("Ancient Micro Book").

Five Emperors. The Yellow Emperor with a number, Zhuan, Emperor Yu, Yao, Shun ("The Great Dai Li Ji");

Ku Xi, Shennong, Yellow Emperor, Yao, Shun ("Warring States Policy");

Tai Hao, Emperor Yan, Yellow Emperor, Shao Hao, Zhuan Xuan ("Lü's Spring and Autumn" closed sail);

Fuxi, Shennong, and Huangdi are the three emperors, and Shaohao, Zhuan, Diyu, Yao, and Shun are the five emperors (pseudo "Shangshu Preface");

With the respect of its scripture status, it is said in future historical books. Therefore, the three emperors and five emperors were regarded as the ancient history of letters;

Yellow Emperor, Shao Hao, Zhuan Xuan, Yu, Yao ("Zizhi Tongjian Outer Chronicle").

1. The earliest inscriptions can be traced back to stone, wood, pottery, bronze, palm leaves, bones, birch bark and other objects. The use of papyrus for writing has given a huge impetus to the development of books. Around the 30th century B.C., the appearance of Egyptian papyrus scrolls was the earliest prototype of Egyptian books.

Papyrus scrolls are closer to the concept of modern books than Sumerian, Babylonian, Assyrian, and Hittite clay tablets.

2. Simple policy. The earliest official book in China is Jian Ce, which appeared around the 8th century BC. The simple use of bamboo and wood as writing materials was the main form of Chinese books before the invention of paper.

Twenty-five History Introduction to Twenty-five History.

01.Historical Records (Han Sima Qian) 02Hanshu (Han Bangu) 03Book of the Later Han Dynasty (Fan Ye, Sima Biao).

04.Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Jin Chen Shou) 05Jin Shu (Tang Fang Xuanling, etc.) 06Book of Song (Southern Dynasty Liang Shen Yue).

07.Book of Southern Qi (Southern Dynasty Liang Xiao Zixian) 08Liang Shu (Tang Yao Silian) 09Chen Shu (Tang Yao Silian).

10.Wei Shu (Northern Qi Wei Shu) 11Book of Northern Qi (Tang Li Baiyao) 12Zhou Shu (Tang Linghu Dedi, etc.).

13.Book of Sui (Tang Wei Zheng et al.) 14Nan Shi (Tang Li Yanshou) 15Northern History (Don Lee Yanshou).

16.Old Tang Dynasty Book (Later Jin Liu Yun et al.) 17New Tang Dynasty Book (Song Ouyang Xiu, Song Qi) 18History of the Old Five Dynasties (Song Xue Juzheng, etc.).

19.History of the New Five Dynasties (Song Ouyang Xiu) 20History of the Song Dynasty (Yuan, Toto, etc.) 21History of Liao (Yuan, Toto, etc.).

22.Jin Shi (Yuan, Toto, etc.) 23History of the Yuan Dynasty (Ming Song Lian et al.) 24History of the Ming Dynasty (Qing Dynasty, Zhang Tingyu, etc.).

25.Qing Historical Manuscript (Ke Shaoxun, etc.).

Shangshu", formerly known as "Shu", to the Han Dynasty changed its name to "Shangshu", which means the book of the previous dynasty, is the earliest official history book in China, China's first Heng Rent Department of ancient historical documents and part of the compilation of ancient deeds works, it preserves some important historical materials of the Shang and Zhou dynasties, especially the early Western Zhou Dynasty. The "Book of Shang" records the Yu, Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, Mo, Xun, and Qi Zhao, oath, and order documents. As a historical classic, it has always been called the earliest collection of prose in China by literary historians, and it is a genre category alongside the Book of Songs.

The earliest and most complete agricultural book in China is "Qi Min Yaoshu".

Qi Min Yao Shu is a comprehensive agricultural work written by Jia Sixian, an outstanding Chinese agronomist during the Northern Wei Dynasty and the Song to Liang dynasties in the Southern Dynasties, and is also one of the earliest monographs in the history of agriculture in the world, and is the earliest complete agricultural book in China. The book systematically preserves the essence of ancient agricultural technology, summarizes the agricultural production experience of more than 400 years in the Wei and Jin dynasties, and is the earliest, most complete and most comprehensive and valuable ancient agricultural work in the world.

Qi Min Yao Shu is regarded as a symbol of China's ancient agricultural system, and is also known as "the encyclopedia of ancient Chinese agriculture".

It's a book of history. It is the earliest one in existence. A complete book that still has its value today.

The earliest surviving complete agricultural book in China is "Qi Min Yaoshu".

The earliest complete book in China is "Art and Literature Gathering".

The earliest books in China are: Three Tombs, Five Classics, Eight Suo, and Nine Mounds. These books are the first historical records to appear after the Kunlun civilization disappeared.

Three Graves: The Estimator's Bad Trick is a record of the Kunlun Pyramid of the Kunlun civilization. Tomb, ancient meaning means high ground.

Five Classics: It is a description of the simple life of the primitive commune. The canon is the meaning of truth, common sense, and principle.

Basuo: Some people are referring to gossip. Probably not wrong.

It is the prototype of the I Ching. Suo means thick rope in ancient times. The ancients had the habit of knotting ropes to remember things.

The evolution of Kunlun characters to the production of oracle bone inscriptions may have been produced on the basis of Basuo. It's probably a kind of book of divination.

Jiuqiu: Some people refer to Jiuzhou. Others refer to the nine nations that perished. Probably the nine developed stone civilizations that were destroyed by the flood. Hetu, Vena: It is produced after the above books. He recorded things like mathematics and graphics in antiquity.

According to the historical changes of the Kunlun civilization, later generations came to a conclusion. Heaven, the existence of the Chinese concept of circulation. The world's artifact cannot be done. Ancestor worship.