Why is the Siku Quanshu full of loopholes?

Those who know the history of the Qing Dynasty know the purpose of Qianlong's compilation of the Siku Quanshu. Emperor Zhu Di of the Ming Dynasty compiled the "Yongle Canon", which was regarded as a sign of the prosperous era, and the Qianlong Emperor wanted to show his prosperous reign and wanted to compile a Siku Quanshu that surpassed the Yongle Canon.

One of the magnificent masterpieces of our country is called "Siku Quanshu", "Siku Quanshu" was compiled during the Qianlong period, because its content is divided into four parts, namely the scriptures, history, children, and four collections, so its name is called Siku Quanshu, but it is such a huge book that has been controversial, some people ask "Siku Quanshu" as a masterpiece through the ages, why is there constant controversy? Because it was made and many other ancient books were destroyed, this is why it is so controversial.

Because the Siku Quanshu was only superficial, it only left the content that was beneficial to the rulers at the time, and the disadvantages were deleted, so it led to the current controversy.

"Siku Quanshu" is the inheritance of culture, collecting and sorting out many ancient books, and its contribution to later generations is immeasurable; But it is also suspected of destroying and tampering with culture, and the content that is beneficial to the ruler is retained in the book, and the content that is unfavorable to him is deleted, resulting in the loss of culture.

Because so many books were destroyed. In the process of repairing books, Siku Quanshu collected books from all over the world, but destroyed all of them that were not conducive to the rule of the Qing Dynasty, so that many books were lost.

Because during the production of the "Siku Quanshu", many ancient books were damaged, resulting in the destruction of history and culture, so it is controversial.

It was the Qing Dynasty that the Yellow Emperor specially proposed to organize all the famous books in ancient China into four categories. Classics, histories, sub-books, and collections were also common methods for classifying books in ancient times. This four-library book contains 30,000 famous classics.

Existed in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. Begun in 1772 and compiled over a period of ten years. It is also the largest book series in ancient China, which is divided into four parts: classics, history, children, and collections, hence the name Siku.

According to the Wenjin Pavilion Collection, the book contains a total of 3,503 (3,503) ancient books, 79,337 (79,337) volumes, and more than 36,000 bound volumes. A wealth of documentation has been preserved. The name of "Four Libraries" originated from the early Tang Dynasty, and the official collection of books in the early Tang Dynasty was divided into four libraries of the subset of classics and histories, known as the "Four Library Books", or "the Book of the Four Libraries".

The subset quadrant of classics and histories is the main method of classifying ancient books, which basically includes all ancient books, so it is called "complete books". In the early years of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, the scholar Zhou Shuinian put forward the "Confucian Tibetan Theory", advocating that Confucian works should be gathered together for borrowing. This theory has been widely responded to by the society, which is the social basis for the compilation of the "Siku Quanshu".

The Synopsis of the Siku Quanshu is another important work of bibliography.

Exist. It is now published and also available electronically. All are expensive.

"Four libraries of the whole book"It is the largest book series in China organized by the emperor in ancient times. A book series is a large book in which individual books are grouped together according to their content and compiled into multiple volumes. Most of them boast of the cultural prosperity of the DPRK.

There are many books collected, and the series collects thousands of books in one volume. This provides a large amount of textual material for the researchers, who are able to avoid the toil of searching for them. Some small books that "no one knows" are included in the book series, which can eventually avoid being lost and obliterated.

In this way, the books are not lost in vain.

During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the official repair series of books. In the 38th year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1773), it began to be compiled. The whole set of books includes important ancient books from the pre-Qin period to the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, covering almost all academic fields in ancient China, and the whole book is divided into four parts: classics, history, sub-sections, and collections, with 10 categories of classics, 15 categories of history, 14 sub-parts, and 5 categories of collections.

Of the seven manuscripts, three were destroyed in the war, three were in the libraries of Beijing, Zhejiang, and Gansu, and one was in Taiwan.

The title of the series. In the 38th year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1773), it began to be compiled and repaired, and it was compiled after ten years. A total of 3,503 books, 79,337 volumes, divided into four parts, history, sub-collections, because each department is stored in separate libraries, so it is called four libraries.

The editors mostly banned or tampered with works that were not conducive to the feudal rule of the Qing Dynasty. Seven books were written, and four still exist. It is divided into Beijing, Gansu, Zhejiang and Taiwan Province.