A Brief Introduction to the Content of the Dictionary of Ancient Chinese Appreciation

In the Qing Dynasty, Wu Chucai and Wu Tiaohou's View on China Ancient Literature sold well in China for more than 200 years. When millions of readers read it, they don't change their original intention because the times have changed, and they don't go against the public's good because of their different looks. China people love China's ancient prose and chapters, so they know China's traditional culture. The ancient literature view station has also become a popular carrier to inherit the pulse of China culture and a cultural symbol representing the national spirit. It is a folk classic worth passing down from generation to generation. However, Wu Chucai and Wu Tiaohou's "view of ancient literature" is limited by the customs of the times and the rules of writers' creation. Literature must be in the Qin and Han dynasties, and counties stop at the times. The listed chapters were naturally a thorn in the side of the writers at that time, and many people criticized them.