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The Book of Han is a historical book of the Western Han Dynasty of China, written by Ban Gu, and is divided into 30 chapters, of which the fourteenth is the "Art and Literature Chronicles". The Chronicles of Art and Literature records various artistic and literary works of the time, including music, dance, painting, sculpture, bronze, calligraphy, and poetry. The appearance of this chapter is not only an important milestone in the history of Chinese culture, but also has a profound impact on the development of Chinese art and literature.

First of all, the collation and documentation of artistic and literary works have preserved a large number of precious cultural heritages for future generations. The records of the Art and Literature Chronicles are rich and detailed, covering various artistic and literary works of Wu Liyin at that time, including works that have been lost, and provide important reference materials for future generations.

Secondly, "The Buried Chronicles of Art and Literature" played a positive role in promoting the development of art and literature at that time. It records many important cultural and artistic events, such as the music of the Cheng Han Dynasty, the funeral of Nanling, the Xianyang Change, etc., so that these events and characters have received the attention and inheritance of later generations, and at the same time promote the prosperity and development of culture and art.

Finally, the compilation method of the Chronicles of Art and Culture has had a profound impact on the study of ancient Chinese culture and art history. The classification and cataloguing method adopted in the Chronicles of Art and Culture has been widely used in the study of ancient Chinese culture and art history, and has provided important ideas and methods for the study of later generations. At the same time, the Chronicle of Art and Literature also provided important materials and references for later literary criticism, art criticism and historical research.

To sum up, the emergence and inheritance of the Chronicles of Han Shuyi not only played an important role in promoting the prosperity and development of ancient Chinese culture and art, but also provided an important legacy and enlightenment for cultural research and historiography in later generations.

Hanshu Yiwenzhi is a literary work adapted from the Han Dynasty and is the earliest existing bibliographic document in China. This earliest systematic bibliography was written by Ban Gu, referred to as "Han Pei Qing Chong Zhi", which belongs to the historical bibliography and is one of the ten chronicles of the "Book of Han".

The work is based on Liu Xin's "Seven Strategies" additions, deletions and adaptations, there are still 38 kinds of classification system of six arts, Zhuzi, and Fang Techniques, and the analysis of the "compilation of strategies" to form a general order placed at the beginning of the chronicle, describing the source of pre-Qin academic thought. Among them, ten military books were deleted, and the works written by Liu Xiang, Yangxiong, and Du Lin in the Western Han Dynasty were added after the completion of the "Seven Strategies". [1]

There are a total of 38 kinds of books, 596 books, and 13,269 volumes. Most of the books recorded in the catalogue of the Western Han Dynasty National Collection, Hanshu, Art and Literature, and Annihilation Chronicles, have been destroyed or lost.

Bibliography of Historical Chronicles, referred to as "Hejaz" and "Book of Han", one of the Ten Chronicles. The author Ban Gu, a historian and writer of the Eastern Han Dynasty, is a native of Fufeng Anling (now northeast of Xianyang, Shaanxi). He once served as the Lantai Lingshi, and was later promoted to Lang and the secretary of the school.

He is a good writer and has written a lot. "Hanshu Art and Literature Chronicles" is based on Liu Xin's "Seven Strategies" additions, deletions and compilations, there are still six arts, Zhuzi, poems, military books, mathematics, square techniques, six strategies, and another analysis of the "compilation" into a general preface at the beginning of the chronicles, describing the source of pre-Qin academic thought. Among them, ten military books were deleted, and "Seven Strategies" was added, and there were works by Liu Xiang, Yang Xiong, and Du Lin of the Western Han Dynasty.

It contains 38 categories of books, 596 books, and 13,269 volumes. This book is the earliest systematic bibliography in China, and it pioneered the style of historical bibliography, which has had a great influence on the development of bibliography in later generations, especially the historical bibliography.

Ban Gu's "Hanshu Art and Literature Chronicles" is based on Liu Xin's "Seven Strategies", according to the six and 38 categories, a comprehensive collection of works from the pre-Qin to the Western Han Dynasty, a total of 596 (equivalent to 596 books), 13,269 articles, including philosophy, historiography, literature, politics, economics, law, military, astronomy, calendar, divination, astrology, and medicine and health. Each is followed by a small preface, and each is followed by a general preface, which briefly comments on the academic origin, right and wrong, and the meaning of the class name. It records the cultural situation of the time from both vertical and horizontal aspects.

Hanshu:

Forty-six volumes of the Book of Ancient Texts. for fifty-seven articles.

The Scriptures, vol. 29. Big and small Xiahou two families. Thirty-two volumes of the Ouyang Sutra.

Biography XLI.

Ouyang Chapters and Sentences, thirty-one volumes.

There are twenty-nine volumes of large and small "Xiahou Chapters and Sentences".

Twenty-nine chapters of the big and small "Xiahou Explanation".

Ouyang Says" two articles.

Liu Xiang's "Biography of the Five Elements" is 11 volumes.

Xu Shang's "Biography of the Five Elements".

Seventy-one articles of the Book of the Week. Records of the Zhou Dynasty. Forty-two chapters of the Discussion. Emperor Xuan's Stone Canal Theory.

There are nine books and four hundred and twelve articles. Enter Liu Xiang's "Doubts".