Exploration Of "Li Shizhijie" Compiled In Qing Dynasty

Li Shi Zhi Jie is an anthology of poems of Li Bai's "ancient style",which is privately engraved by scholars.The compilation of the collection began in the Kangxi period of the early Qing Dynasty.During the reign of Emperor Qianlong,Shen Yin bought it in Beijing's workshop,and brought the book to his hometown after forty-three years of Qianlong.It was engraved and published in the world for the first time after the supplementary compilation with classmate Zhu Kun and the uncle Shen Tan.The whole book selects 171 poems by Li Bai,with annotations and explanations.It is a rare Anthology of Li Bai's poems in the early Qing Dynasty.The selected topic is a special book study of Li Shi Zhi Jie,focusing on examining the compilation and supplementation of the original book,as well as the pros and cons of the annotations and the direct interpretation.The first chapter focuses on the compilation and supplement of Li Shi Zhi Jie,using the Qing Dynasty local chronicles and other materials to outline the deeds of the supplementary editors,focusing on the compilation and supplementary process of Li Shi Zhi Jie,the basic edition and collation,publication,circulation and collection.The second chapter focuses on the poetic origin of Li Bai's poems and reveals the advantages and disadvantages of the book.The third chapter is about the subjective tendency of choosing poems in the book,which further discusses the concept change of "ancient style" poetry in the early Qing Dynasty and the definition of Li Bai's ancient style in this book.Taking Li Shi Wei,another Anthology of Li's poems in the early Qing Dynasty,as the reference object,this paper studies the similarities and differences,analyzes the common customs and common understanding of "ancient style" accepted by Li's poems in the same period,as well as the personalized characteristics of the two episodes.