What was the first book about agriculture and handicrafts in the Ming Dynasty?

The first book about agriculture and handicrafts in Ming Dynasty was Heavenly Creations. Heavenly Creations is the first comprehensive work on agriculture and handicraft production in the world. It is a comprehensive scientific and technological work in ancient China. Others call it an encyclopedic work. The writer is Song, a scientist in Ming Dynasty.

Wu Kai in Tiangong is divided into three volumes, 18. Attached are 123 illustrations depicting the names, shapes and processes of 130 kinds of production technologies and tools.

Appreciation of heavenly creations.

Heavenly Creativeness is mainly rooted in China's inherent cultural tradition. Heaven's nature is based on "nature takes its place" and "nature makes things happen", which embodies a simple materialistic view of nature and is different from Neo-Confucianism, which occupied an orthodox position at that time. This heretical trend of thought reflects a new social phenomenon and the orientation of the times. But personal thoughts can be different from the mainstream, but they cannot be divorced from the times.