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On Books Business of Ming & Qing Government

Chen Xue-yun

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This paper focuses on the research in the historical background of booming book's business in Ming Qing dynasty as well as the editing of “Yong Le Dictionary”(Ming dynasty),“Collection of classic Contemporary books”(Qing dynasty)and “Si Ku Quan Shu”,what is more, it gives a detailed description of Ming Qing books-carving business,with rich materials and resources from writer's fresh views.

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This paper focuses on the research in the historical background of booming book's business in Ming Qing dynasty as well as the editing of “Yong Le Dictionary”(Ming dynasty),“Collection of classic Contemporary books”(Qing dynasty)and “Si Ku Quan Shu”,what is more, it gives a detailed description of Ming Qing books-carving business,with rich materials and resources from writer's fresh views.

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This paper focuses on the research in the historical background of booming book's business in Ming Qing dynasty as well as the editing of “Yong Le Dictionary”(Ming dynasty),“Collection of classic Contemporary books”(Qing dynasty)and “Si Ku Quan Shu”,what is more, it gives a detailed description of Ming Qing books-carving business,with rich materials and resources from writer's fresh views.

Key concepts: Carving, Government (linguistics), History, Art, Visual arts, Philosophy, Linguistics

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