Making of Japanise reprints an acceptance of Ming-Qing Chinese Classic in the middle ages of early modern in Kamigata :

This study focused on Ming-Qing Chinese Classic and Japanese versions of it (reprinted in Japan)in the middle ages of early modern in Kamigata.The research subjects of Ming-Qing Chinese Classics are Li xu 隷続, Zi quan 字貫, "Chun qiu zuo zhuan ping li 秋左氏伝評林 Qinghe shuhuafang 清河書画舫, Jiangcun xiaoxialu 江邨銷夏緑, Mengyingdashi pianpangziyua 夢英大師偏旁字源, Yiwenleiju 芸文類聚, and so on.The Bunjin (the literati in Kamigata)such as Kimura Kenkado 木村兼葭堂, Okuda Shosai 奥田松斎Nisida Kahei 西田嘉兵衛 and Morikawa Tikuso 森川竹窓 understood the value of those texts precisely. They also made the revision and published them.In this study, I analyzed the real condition of its acceptance in those days

This study focused on Ming-Qing Chinese Classic and Japanese versions of it (reprinted in Japan)in the middle ages of early modern in Kamigata.The research subjects of Ming-Qing Chinese Classics are Li xu 隷続, Zi quan 字貫, "Chun qiu zuo zhuan ping li 秋左氏伝評林 Qinghe shuhuafang 清河書画舫, Jiangcun xiaoxialu 江邨銷夏緑, Mengyingdashi pianpangziyua 夢英大師偏旁字源, Yiwenleiju 芸文類聚, and so on.The Bunjin (the literati in Kamigata)such as Kimura Kenkado 木村兼葭堂, Okuda Shosai 奥田松斎Nisida Kahei 西田嘉兵衛 and Morikawa Tikuso 森川竹窓 understood the value of those texts precisely. They also made the revision and published them.In this study, I analyzed the real condition of its acceptance in those days