Which book mentioned astronomy in China's ancient books?

China has made great achievements in ancient astronomy, and naturally there will be a large number of monographs. It is unreasonable to tailor a book to ask questions.

As far as I am a science student, there are at least the following categories:

Twenty-four histories had a far-reaching influence on astronomy, five elements, law and calendar. Of course, the name may be slightly different. For example, Tian in the famous Historical Records is called the official book.

Astronomical calendar monograph, the accuracy of ancient calendar is limited, and it will be rebuilt after ten or twenty years. The more famous ones are often masterpieces that have made breakthroughs in calendar calculation, such as Sheng, Gan, Huang and Da.

The most famous works of Tian Wen's Star Wars are Shi Gan Xing Jing and Kaiyuan Star Wars. Admittedly, many of them are not worth advocating today, but the record of the catalogue and the movement law of the five elements are precious.

Notes on the use of astronomical instruments, such as Huntianyi Ji in Han Dynasty, New Instruments and New Images in Song Dynasty and New Images of Lingtai Instruments in Qing Dynasty, are all famous.

Scientific monographs, such as Shen Kuo's Meng Qian Bi Tan, contain many contents about astronomy or astronomical instruments.

This kind of books, similar to the official books such as Yongle Dadian and Sikuquanshu, cannot be without astronomy.