China folk books
I. Overview of the research history of customs in Qin and Han Dynasties Sima Qian: Historical Records.
Ying Shao's first monograph on literature and customs in the Eastern Han Dynasty, The General Meaning of Customs, was originally 30 volumes, and the existing volume is 10. Chong Wang: Generally speaking. Xi imperial edict of the western han dynasty: Xi sacred book. Mao Cui in the Eastern Han Dynasty wrote: The Moon Order of Four People. Miscellanies of Xijing, without the author's name. Second, an overview of the history of customs in Sui and Tang Dynasties "Youyang Miscellaneous Notes" written by Shi Cheng in Tang Dynasty. In the Hand and in the Hand, an essay by Zhang Kun in the Tang Dynasty. A New Story of the Tang Dynasty, by Tang Liu Su. Jiao Fang Ji, written by Cui in Tang Dynasty, is a book dedicated to describing geisha, music, dance and drama in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The Book of Tea written by Tang Luyu. Kaiyuan Tianbao, Duyang Miscellaneous Notes, Du Yizhi, Xuanshizhi, Lingnan Louis and Beihu Record all recorded the social customs and culture of the Tang Dynasty. A survey of folk history in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties: a record of Jingchu years. Zhou Chu: Local Conditions and Customs. Yan Tuizhi: Yan Jiaxun. Liu Yiqing in Southern Dynasties: Shi Shuo Xin Yu. Gan Bao, a Jin Dynasty man: Looking for the gods. Jia Sixie: Qi Yao Min Shu. Written by Chen Shou in Jin Dynasty: The History of the Three Kingdoms. An overview of the custom history of the Song and Yuan Dynasties 1. A Dream of Tokyo, a literati's note, was written by Song Mengyuan. Liang Lumeng was written by Wu in the Southern Song Dynasty. "Old Wulin Stories" was carefully written in the Southern Song Dynasty. Qi Dong Yu Ye was carefully written in the Southern Song Dynasty. 2. Test the book "Guang Ji at the Age of Years" edited by Chen in Southern Song Dynasty. Money Traveling in Yunshan was written by Zhao Yanwei in the Southern Song Dynasty. Hong Mai's Essays on Rong Zhai in Southern Song Dynasty.