How many kinds of books are collected in Sikuquanshu? How many books have been banned and destroyed?

Sikuquanshu is the largest series in the history of China personally organized by Emperor Qianlong. Editor-in-chief Ji Yun devoted his life to leading 360 first-class scholars to write a book in A.D. 1772. The book includes classics, history, books and collections, 346 1 title, 79039 volumes, and the total number of words is nearly 10 billion, which can be described as a super cultural festival. After the book was written, four manuscripts were sorted out and collected in Wenyuan Pavilion, Wenyuan Pavilion, Jinwen Pavilion and Wenshui Pavilion (namely "the Fourth Courtyard of the Imperial Palace" or "the North Fourth Pavilion"). In the fifty-third year of Qianlong (1788), three more copies were copied and stored in Wenhui Pavilion, Wenzong Pavilion and Wen Lan Pavilion (namely "Zhejiang Sange" or "Nansangge"). These seven manuscripts are hidden in the secret house, and it is difficult for the world to have a glimpse. Later, it was repeatedly defeated and burned. The books in Wen Yuan Pavilion, Wenzong Pavilion and Wen Hui Pavilion no longer exist. Wenshui Pavilion was ransacked by the Japanese invaders, and Wen Lan Pavilion was once lost. Wen Yuan Pavilion was transported to Taiwan Province Province for collection in the late 1940s, which made the existing Sikuquanshu precious.

Ministry of Economy, Ministry of History, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Education

Simple class

Books

poetic sentiment

ceremony

Genus of Zhou Li.

Etiquette belongs to

Etiquette belongs to

The genus of three rites and ceremonies

Tongli genus

All kinds of gift books

Chunqiulei

filial piety/mourning

Generalized category of five classics

Four books

music

Primary school class

A Study of Typological Exegetics

Genus of word books

Types of rhyming books

Official history class

Age category

History end class

Other historical categories

Miscellaneous history class

Imperial edict memorial class

imperial edict

Types of commemoration

Biography class

Salvia

A class of celebrities

Generic of master record

Types of miscellaneous records

Historical paper money

Recording class

Seasonal class

Directory class

Classic category

Jinshi

Category of historical criticism

Geography class

Miyashu genus

Types of general ambition

Types of metropolitan counties

Genus of rivers and canals

Frontier defense genus

Genus of landscape

Types of historical sites

Miscellaneous notes

Types of travel notes

Types of external records

Official category

Types of official system

Types of official suggestions

Political books

Genus

Genus of instrument system

Belong to the national plan

Military politics

Types of laws

Types of examiners

Confucianism

Military strategist

Legalist school

Farmhouse classroom

Physician

Astronomical algorithm class

Tuibu

Computational books

Arithmetic class

Mathematical category

Occupying genus

Xiangzhai belongs to Xiangmu.

Types of divination

The genus of the book of life

Yin-yang and five elements

Buddhist class

Taoist school

art

Calligraphy and painting

Genus of musical score

Seal cutting genus

Acrobatics is a genus.

Spectrum recording class

Types of utensils

Drinking glutinous rice.

Genus of vegetation, birds and fish

Miscellaneous class

Types of miscellaneous research

All kinds of exams

Miscellaneous remarks

Types of various goods

The category of occupation

Miscellaneous genus

book

novelist

Types of chores

Genus of different languages

Types of trivial notes

The Songs of Chu

Miscellaneous class

Han Dynasty to Five Dynasties

Stegosaurus to Jingkang in the Northern Song Dynasty

The Southern Song Dynasty established strictness as a virtue.

Kim Ji Won

Ming Hongwu to Chongzhen

Ching Dynasty

Total set class

Poetry criticism

Lyrics and songs

Word set genus

Types of anthologies

Ci Hua genus

The types of rhymes.

North-South Qushu