Siku Quanshu 《周礼注疏删翼》三十卷（明）王志長，高清电子版。
Thirty volumes.
Thirty volumes. This book is a collection of thirty volumes. He was one of the "Three Talents" of the Ming Dynasty, the brother of Wang Zhijian (1576-1633), a native of Kunshan (now Kunshan, Jiangsu), and a candidate in the Wanli examination. His works are listed in the biography of his brother Zhijian in the "Ming History - Wenyuan Biography", which states that he was also profound in scripture and was especially proficient in the "Three Rites". In addition to his book "Zhouli Annotated and Deleted Wings", he also wrote "Yili Annotated and Deleted Wings". The "Zhouli Annotated and Deleted Wings" in Zheng Xuan, Jia Gongyan "Zhouli Annotated and Deleted" more than cut its complicated text, so called delete, and more cited the various schools of thought to invent its meaning, so called wings. The Zhou Rites" of the Han Zheng Xuan note, Tang Jia Gong Yan sparse, for the study of the "Zhou Rites" of the collection of the great, Song dynasty famous Confucian Cheng, Zhu, although the prevailing name of the "Zhou Rites", but no special book of notes. Wang Anshi, Wang Zhaoyu began to push between the text and sentences, Wang and the beginning of the old text, more series of new sayings, Ye, Zheng Boqian is a separate title, borrowing the scriptures to express the meaning, the study of evidence, gradually for the study of discourse. Zhu Shen later, if tend to be simple, "xuguan" to useless and delete the, by then there is no outline. By Yu Ting-chun to Ming, all the schools of thought and the original intent of the Zhouli more distant. Wang Zhichang's "Zhou Li" commentary delete wings" force to curb the cross-current, and abide by the ancient text, based on Zheng's commentary, Jia Shu, re-arranged it, and cited the strength of the various schools to develop a new meaning, for the "Zhou Li" of the clean-up and research to make some contribution. The edition has: Ming Chongzhen engraving, in Beijing University Library; Ming Longqing four years (1570) engraving, in Beijing University Library; early Qing dynasty letter three hall printing; Jiaqing ten years (1805) pawn Mozhai engraving. </p
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