Kangxi's magnum opus (1984) was published by Zhonghua Book Company, which recorded the words and deeds of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty and was punctuated by the First Historical Archives of China. In the Qing Dynasty, the daily life registration of the Kangxi Dynasty was regarded as a secret book of the imperial court, which mainly recorded the daily words and deeds of Emperor Kangxi, juxtaposed with political affairs. The content is very close to the time of the incident, which is basically people's memory of the incident at that time. The historical sources are the most direct, or what the officials living in Juzhu saw and heard when they were in the temple, or copied from the document files, which is more original and reliable than other officials' books.
Kangxi's masterpiece Zhu Bufen. Notes on the Residence of the Qing Emperor existed from September of the 7th year of Kangxi (1668) to December of the 2nd year of Xuantong (19 10), with a total loss of more than 12000 volumes. Including Manchu version and Chinese version, there are differences between the original and the manuscript. The contents of Manchu and Chinese are the same, and the contents of the original text and manuscript are basically the same. It's just that manuscripts often indicate the source, but the original does not. Currently located in Beijing and Taipei. There were 982 volumes of notes in Kangxi period, including 493 volumes in Chinese and 489 volumes in Manchu, which were stored in Beijing and Taipei respectively.
? This book is a compilation of archives recording the words and deeds of Emperor Kangxi in his daily life. Daily life registration is a diary file that records the daily life and government activities of the emperor by state officials. Record daily life first, and then record the imperial edict. Then officials recite this chapter, then introduce the order of officials and compile a book every month. It not only includes the daily life of the emperor, but also records the contents of government activities and the important memorials of ministers, and has rich historical value.
? 2. Books that record the diet in Qing Dynasty include the History of Diet in Qing Dynasty.
? The book Diet History of Qing Dynasty, co-authored by Lin Yongkuang and Wang Xi, was published by Liaoning People's Publishing House. With more than 360,000 words and illustrated pictures, this book is the first academic research monograph on the study of China's ancient diet history, which belongs to one of the series of studies on Qing history. This book is written on the basis of rich historical archives, combined with relevant literature and technical data. The book is divided into eight chapters, the first chapter is an overview of food culture in Qing Dynasty, the second chapter is folk festivals and food styles in Qing Dynasty, the third chapter is drinks, famous snacks and flavor foods in Qing Dynasty, the fourth and fifth chapters are royal and court meals in Qing Dynasty, the sixth chapter is the catering of Confucius and nobles in Qing Dynasty, the seventh chapter is the catering habits of ethnic minorities in Qing Dynasty, and the eighth chapter is a brief description of food literature in Qing Dynasty.
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