A Discussion on Theft of Books by Liu Tiren and Beyond
Zhao Wang-qin
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Zhao Wang-qin
Abstract
The famous Early Qing Dynasty poet,collector Liu Tiren's seal appeared in a block-printed Song Dynasty collection of poems by people in Tang Dynasty and some researchers thereby concluded that Liu stole the book from the place and kept it.Actually abundant evidence shows that,even in the late Ming Dynasty,block-printed Song Dynasty collections of poems by people in Tang Dynasty were found beyond the palace and Liu collected a few.
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The famous Early Qing Dynasty poet,collector Liu Tiren's seal appeared in a block-printed Song Dynasty collection of poems by people in Tang Dynasty and some researchers thereby concluded that Liu stole the book from the place and kept it.Actually abundant evidence shows that,even in the late Ming Dynasty,block-printed Song Dynasty collections of poems by people in Tang Dynasty were found beyond the palace and Liu collected a few.
Key concepts: Seal (emblem), Poetry, Block (permutation group theory), History, Art, Ancient history, Literature, Mathematics