万历野获编

萬曆野獲編
Wànlì yěhuòbiān
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Unofficial Gleanings of the Wanli Era, Shen Defu's late-Ming notes on the court and society

Examples

HSK 3
《 Wànlì yěhuòbiān 》 shì Míngdài Shěn Défú xiě de bǐjì.
The Unofficial Gleanings of the Wanli Era is a book of notes by Shen Defu of the Ming dynasty.
HSK 5
Yánjiū Míngcháo de lìshǐ, chángcháng yào cānkǎo 《 Wànlì yěhuòbiān 》.
Anyone studying Ming history often needs to consult the Unofficial Gleanings of the Wanli Era.

Tips

history
沈德符 (1578–1642) grew up in Beijing, where his father and grandfather were officials, and wrote down what he learned of the court, officials, examinations, customs, literature and theatre in the reign of the 万历 emperor (1573–1620). Its 30 scrolls and supplement are often called just 野获编; 野 'wild' marks it as unofficial history.
culture
It contains one of the earliest accounts of the novel 金瓶梅, describing how it passed from hand to hand in manuscript among Shen's literary friends before it was printed.

Stroke Order

万 wàn
历 lì
野 yě
获 huò
编 biān