Xu Yanshou

Xu Yanshou

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Words live forever. Min county (Fuzhou City, Fujian Province) is a book collector in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. Xu huobozi, a book collector. He was born in the Ming Dynasty, but died in the Ming Dynasty. Together with Xu you and Chen Jun, he was known as the "three talents in the middle of Fujian Province" and was famous for a time. There is Chi Mu Ji.

Words live forever. Min county (Fuzhou City, Fujian Province) is a book collector in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. Xu huobozi, a book collector. He was born in the Ming Dynasty, but died in the Ming Dynasty. Together with Xu you and Chen Jun, he was known as the "three talents in the middle of Fujian Province" and was famous for a time. There is Chi Mu Ji. Its "hongyulou" is famous for its collection of books. After his father died, he inherited his father's ambition, read the books left by his father, and bought more books. There is a library at home, named "Aofeng". When it comes to prolonging life, it is renamed "Aofeng bookstore", surrounded by toothpicks. There is no one in the area who has a rich collection of books. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Qing soldiers entered the pass, and most of the lost books were attributed to Zheng Jie. Because of the Xu family's "hongyulou" collection, Zheng recorded his postscript, compiled "hongyulou postscript", and wrote "hongyulou postscript · preface", which has a detailed discussion on Fujian's book collection since Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty and the strength of collectors. He also compiled Zhongmou county annals by collecting historical materials from Wu Yanfang of Zhongmou county.