What did Pu Songling write in the Qing Dynasty? What are Pu Songling s masterpieces?

Pu Songling (1640-1715), whose main work is "Strange Tales of Liao Zhai", in addition to Pu Songling's large number of poems, plays, slang songs, and works on agriculture and medicine. There are 13 volumes of anthologies and more than 400 articles; 6 volumes of poems, more than 1,000 poems; 1 volume of words, more than 100 rhymes; 3 plays (test words nine to turn to Lang'er, Zhong Mei's birthday, noisy); There are 14 kinds of slang songs (Wall Notes, Aunt's Song, Compassion Song, Hansen Song, Turning Nightmare Song, Qin Se Le, Penglai Banquet, Jun Yasha, Poor Han Ci, Ugly Junba, Kuaiqu, Jealousy Mantra, Rich and Noble Immortal Complex Tribulation Song, Supplementing Xingyun Song), as well as "Nongsang Sutra", "Daily Vulgar Characters", "Provincial Quotations", "Medicine Chongshu", "Typhoid Medicinal Properties", "Grass and Trees" and other miscellaneous works, with a total of nearly 2 million words. There are also "Three Rules of Wolves" and "Mountain City" in junior high school textbooks

Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Xing Shi Marriage Biography Qingyun Mountain House Poetry Collection Red Pepper Mountain House Notes Miscellaneous Tale Cloud Poetry Provincial Records Huai Xing Lu Daily Vulgar Words Calendar Words Liao Zhai Words Liao Zhai Vernacular Rhymes.

A legend of people and ghosts "Strange Tales".

Pu Songling wrote a variety of types of works in his life, one is the poetry article "Liao Zhai Anthology"; the second is opera**, represented by "Strange Tales from Liaozhai"; the third is more than 10 kinds of slang songs such as "The Story of the Wall" and "The Aunt's Song"; Fourth, miscellaneous works, such as "Daily Vulgar Characters", "Agricultural Mulberry Scripture", "Medicine Book", "Marriage Book", "Housekeeping and Interior and Outside" and so on. Among them, the highest achievement and the greatest influence are, of course, "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", which is a collection of nearly 500 short stories.

The collection of short stories in classical Chinese is "Strange Tales of Liao Zhai", referred to as "Liao Zhai", commonly known as "The Legend of the Ghost Fox". In addition, he is also the author of "The Legend of Marriage in the Awakening World", "Qingyun Mountain House Poetry Collection", "Red Pepper Mountain House Notes", "Miscellaneous Sayings", "Pianyun Poems", "Provincial Records", "Huai Xing Lu", "Daily Vulgar Words", "Calendar Words", "Liao Zhai Ci", "Liao Zhai Vernacular Rhyme".

The motto written by the Qing Dynasty writer Pu Songling for himself: Where there is a will, there is a way, the cauldron is broken, and the one hundred and two Qin Passes belong to Chu after all. Hard-working people, the sky does not bear, lying on the salary to taste the gall, three thousand Yuejia can swallow Wu.

Writing people and ghosts is superior, and stabbing greed and stabbing abuse into the wood.

I think I can make it clear by borrowing Guo Moruo's pair!

In addition to "Strange Tales of Liao Zhai", Pu Songling also has a lot of poems, lyrics, prose, slang, his works are: "Liao Zhai Anthology", "Liao Zhai Poetry Collection", "Liao Zhai Slang Song" and "Lijia Wen", "Nongsang Sutra", "Medicine Chongshu" and other popular readings about calendar, agriculture, medicine, etc., author of "Song Qilu Poetry Anthology" and a long vernacular ** "Awakening Marriage Biography".