What do you mean by "Jing, Shi, Zi and Ji"? What does it have to do with Siku Quanshu?

Subsets of Classics and History is a classification of China's ancient classics.

"Jing" refers to the religious and political dogma and ethical norms in ancient society, mainly Confucian classics. It can be divided into the Book of Changes, Poetry, Rites, Spring and Autumn, Filial Piety, Five Classics, Four Books, Music and Primary School. Such as the Four Books and Five Classics, Six Classics, Thirteen Classics and Baihutong.

"History" is a historical classic, which refers to various genres of historical works, which are divided into 15 categories, including official history, chronology, chronicle, miscellaneous history of other history, imperial edicts, biographies, historical records, records, seasons, geography, official positions, political books, catalogues, historical reviews, etc. Such as history books, Han books, the annals of the Three Kingdoms, and history as a mirror.

"Zi" refers to the study of hundred schools of thought since the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, that is, the religious works of hundred schools of thought and Buddhism and Taoism, which are divided into fourteen categories: Confucianism, military strategists, legalists, agriculture, medicine, astronomical algorithms, art, various records, miscellaneous books, novelists, Buddhism and Taoism. Such as Xunzi, Laozi, Zhuangzi and Lun Heng.

"Ji" refers to ancient poetry works, that is, the collection of prose, parallel prose, poetry, ci, Sanqu and so on. Works by one or more writers in past dynasties, as well as literary criticism, drama and other works, are divided into collections, anthologies and anthologies. For example, Yuefu poetry anthology, ancient poetry anthology, whole Tang poetry and China's view of ancient literature.