Title of a famous bibliography of Confucian classics compiled by the Qing dynasty scholar [[朱彝尊|朱彝尊|zhu1 yi2 zun1]]. Originally titled [[经义存亡考|經義存亡考|jing1 yi4 cun2 wang2 kao3]], it spans 300 volumes and provides detailed research on the history and commentaries of various classical texts.

original title of a three hundred volume bibliography and study of Confucian classics compiled by Qing dynasty scholar Zhu Yizun

Title of a 32-volume Qing dynasty classic text written by Wang Yinzhi. The work combines linguistics, collation, and Confucian studies to research errors, missing text, and phonetic loans in various classics. It is titled "Shuwen" (narrating what was heard) because the author first cites his father, Wang Niansun, before adding his own analysis.