The pronunciation of 訷官野史: bài guān yě shǐ.

Explanation: In ancient times, his job was to collect street talk and custom stories for the emperor's reading. Unofficial History: History books compiled by private individuals in ancient times. Generally speaking, works that record anecdotes and trivial matters are novels and unofficial histories.

Source: Volume 37 of "Surprise at Two Moments" by Ling Shuchu of the Ming Dynasty: It is said that in the official and wild history of the world, there are many records of encounters with gods, immortals, ghosts, monsters, and lustful feelings.

Synonyms: barnyard official novels, strange anecdotes.

Antonym: official revision of history.

Barnyard official and unofficial history in a sentence.

1. We must always be wary of those who are corrupt officials and have unruly history.

2. History includes not only official history, but also unofficial history, which is disdained by gentlemen.

3. Although those records about the Sui Dynasty come from official unofficial histories, their authenticity seems to be more reliable than the official history.

4. The idiom "an official's unofficial history" refers to the unofficial history of novels.

5. What is recorded in this kind of official and unofficial history may not be all historical facts.

6. Many interesting stories originate from the unofficial history of barnyard officials.