| 英文摘要 |
The value and significance of the compilation of“Gujin Tushu Jicheng·Jiangbi Bu”. This article examines the records of spirit writing collected in the Jicheng·Jiangbi Bu. The Jiangbi section collects records of spirit writing since the Tang Dynasty, which shows that it has attracted the attention of the compilers. As Fuqi became popular, it became a pastime for scholars in their spare time, so it appeared more and more frequently in notes and novels. By the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, it seemed to have become an indispensable theme in the notes of scholars. Among the official books compiled to date, only the“Compilation”selects books from different dynasties to record the spirit writing in one unit. This article focuses on the significance of the compilation of the Jiangbi Bu. The article is divided into three parts: first, the common people improved their lives through Fuqi and solved disasters through divination; second, the literati's notes reveal the scholars' doubts about Fuqi and the purpose of their participation; third, the significance of the Ming Dynasty emperors' participation in Fuqi. The exhibition is based on folk, literati and the palace, and attempts to show that folk magic entered the palace due to the participation of literati.“From folk to palace”not only means that the magic entered the palace, but also refers to the compilation into the royal encyclopedia under the attention of literati, thus reflecting the value and significance of“Jiangbi Bu”. |