Return of the precious book "Three Kingdoms" to Japanese scholars for free donation

Return to Japanese scholar for free donation in the precious Ming Dynasty "Three Kingdoms Biography" Author: Source: China News Network Date: six Japanese scholars from-8-14 and a Chinese scholar jointly contributed to the purchase of the precious book "Three Kingdoms" was donated to the National Library of China free of charge.

In the Autumn Auction of June, Guardian auctioned two copies of the new engraved Tang academic correction ancient book in accordance with the romance of the whole image popular Three Kingdoms biography.

After the auction, Japanese scholar Jin wenjing (Professor at Kyoto University and Director of the Institute of humanities), Sun Yat-sen (Professor at the Department of literature, dadong Cultural University), and shangtian Wang (Professor at the Department of literature, Jinze University) taishan (professor of literature at Kansai University), shanhong (professor of literature at Kansai University), zhuniyan (Professor of Economics at Longgu University) zhou wenye (Capital Normal University), a Chinese scholar, and seven researchers from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, jointly contributed 50 thousand yuan to the book.

According to Zhou wenye, Tang binyin is a famous scholar in the Ming Dynasty. His corrected "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is an engraved book created in the Ming Dynasty and plays an important role in the evolution of the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" version. The National Library also has 30 million books. After careful research by scholars from China and Japan, they found that the details of the two books are different from those of two different versions. The first volume of the Chinese graph library is broken, and the complete content of the first volume of this book can make up for this shortcoming.

In order to make the two Tang binyin correction books compatible, seven scholars unanimously decided to donate the two books they bought to the National Library free of charge.

Zhan furui, the curator of Guopu, revealed that the museum had intended to purchase the book but suffered from insufficient funds. The commercialization of ancient books in the market economy has had a great impact on the collection of ancient books in the National Library. This is also the first time that Chinese and Japanese scholars have jointly contributed and donated books free of charge in the history of the national graph industry.