How many types of Qing people’s special collection series 1***

This 33-volume "Collection of Rare Books of Qing Dynasties" contains more than 140 rare rare works of Qing Dynasty collected by Beijing Normal University Library. The collected collections of Qing Dynasties are arranged in the order of the author's birth year. If the author's birth and death years cannot be verified, it will be roughly determined based on his friends and resume. Works by the same author are listed in order of completion. Before each collection of Qing people, a brief summary is attached.

I also found this set of books some time ago. The ancient book library has a complete set of electronic versions of the "Rare Books of the Qing Dynasty"

The Tianjin Library collects rare books of the Qing Dynasty. Catalog of the series: The first volume of Zhupo Shicao, four volumes of Qing Baoting manuscripts, the second volume of Dongling Collection, three volumes of Qing Dynasty manuscripts of Qing Bian Mingxun, the Qing manuscripts of Yi Lingshi Weed, the Qing Dynasty manuscripts of Beidexun, and the Qing manuscripts of Lotus Three volumes of poems written by Po Shihua were examined and written by Ren in the Qing Dynasty in the sixth year of Qianlong (1741). The collection of Jiuchai's poems was engraved in the sixth year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty. The collection of Jiuchai's poems was in five volumes. The Shuidong Collection is not divided into volumes. The Qing Dynasty edition was written by Chen Feng, Qing Dynasty Emperor Qianlong 34th year (1769). The first volume of the Huhai Jiaoyou Museum was written by Mu Jinglou in the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong (1769). The first volume was written by Chen Jingchu of the Qing Dynasty. The Zhai manuscripts are not divided into volumes. The Qing Dynasty manuscript is written by Chu Longxiang. The fourth volume is the Gezhai manuscript of the Qing Dynasty. The fourth volume of the Pangu Shanfang poetry collection is the Qing Dynasty. Cao Xiling's manuscript of the Bird Collection is not divided into volumes. The Qing Dynasty manuscript is written by Dong Huaixin. The fifth volume is Xiu Yuyin. Six volumes are appendix poems. The remaining volume is Qing Dynasty. Feng Sihui wrote the Qing Dynasty in the 49th year of Qianlong (1784). Ge Tao's Qing manuscript, Xubaiting's poetry in two volumes, Qing's Heshuo's poems in two volumes, Qing's Jiaqing 10th year (1805), the sixth volume of the engraving of Chinese calligraphy poems, not divided into volumes, Qing's Han Zao's manuscript, Liu Weiwen's postscript of Huayushanfang's poems and essays, one volume and three copies One volume of Fu, the original manuscript of Nanhui County Chronicles, one volume of Li Sao Sutra, one volume of Readings on Sao Lie, one volume of Fu on the Imperial Capital, one volume of Dongpu Thatched Cottage Poems, one volume of Chu Ci Jiu Ge Explanation, one volume of the Qing Dynasty, written by Gu Chengtian in the Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng's engraving of Shan Ran's poems in the Qing Dynasty. The Qing manuscript written by Hu Jialian, one volume of Dongguanshi poems, the seventh volume of the Qing manuscript written by Guangnai of Qing Dynasty, the poems of Gengyantang are not divided into volumes. Volume 8, Two Thatched Cottages, Eleven Volumes of Poetry Manuscripts, Qing Dynasty Manuscripts Written by Qing Huaiqian, One Volume of San Yuzhai Manuscripts, Written by Qingjiang Defu, Qianlong Fifty-one Year (1786), the 51st Year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty Qing manuscript written by Jing Li Yu's postscript by Li Shi of Yizhou Ye Mei's handwritten manuscript, Qing Dynasty Li Fang's edited manuscript, Volume 9, Imperial collected works, Volume 2, Volume 44, Table of Contents, Volume 2, Volume 2, Liang Guozhi and others, Qing Emperor Qianlong 51 (1786) In the 10th volume of Wuyingdian's engraving, the 16th volume of Pinluo'an's collected works was compiled by Tongshu of Qingliang Dynasty. In the 22nd year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1817), the 11th and 12th volume of the engraved edition of Qingbai Shiji, in 28th volume, was compiled by Yusheng of Qingliang Dynasty. Four volumes of the Qing Dynasty's Liang Xuechang edition, the thirteenth volume of the Qing Jiaqing edition, and a copy of Yinzhai's poems. Four volumes of the Qing Dynasty's Liu Zhongzhu's Qing Dynasty's Kangxi edition. Mr. Shi Tong's poems are not divided into volumes. The Qing Dynasty's Li Huaimin's Qing edition, the eleventh year of Jiaqing (1806), the Qing edition of Xiangyan's poems. Not divided into volumes, Qing Dynasty manuscript written by Liu Huaizu, Xiangfan Poems in three volumes, Qing Dynasty, written by Liu Xiyu, Liu Zhongying's selection, Qing manuscript, Hanxutang Poems, not divided into volumes, Qing Dynasty, Qing Dynasty manuscript written by Mu Kuiyang, volume fourteen, Qing Dynasty manuscript written by Liu Zhuqing The grass is not divided into volumes. It is a self-engraved version written by Qing Ning Qi in the Qing Dynasty in the 53rd year of Qianlong (1788). Two volumes of Qizhengongci are written by Wang Yuchang of Lanzheng in the Qing Dynasty and edited by Qu Shaoji in the 16th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1811). The engraved version of the Tieqin Bronze Sword Tower in Haiyu. The fifteenth volume of Miaohuaitang's poetry collection, ten volumes, compiled by Lu Jun of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing manuscript Shanmu Jushi's external collection, four volumes of the Qing Lu Shiji's forty-seventh year of Qianlong (1782), the Qing Qianlong forty-seventh volume (1782), the sixteenth volume, the twelve volumes of the collection of Shou Yitang in Huaihe Nalan Chang'an of the Qing Dynasty, written by Nalan Min et al. Collated by Cong Lanshan in the Qing Dynasty and Qianlong edition, two volumes of the first draft by Shichun, the Qing Dynasty edition Volume 17 of the engraved edition of the 51st year (1786). Jiangzhou Qiaofa and Mr. Zhou's collection of poems by Changlong in four volumes and five volumes of erudite Hongci copywriting. One volume of addendum, one volume and the first volume. The first volume was written by Qiao Wenyu of the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Youqitang engraved the Qianlong edition. Four volumes of Guan Muzhuang's manuscript, the eighteenth volume of the Qing Dynasty's Sun Feng Yi's engraving, one volume of Jiuxuan's poems, eight volumes of Qing Tu Riyao's, the Qing's Jiaqing twenty-second (1817), the Qing's engraving of Hong Xuecao, one volume, the Qing's Tang Quan's, the Qing's Jiaqing The twenty (1815) edition of the Qing Dynasty edition of Du Duoyin is two volumes, the Qing edition is written by Wang Bing, and the Qing edition is an excerpt of the Woyunshan Pavilion poem. Nineteen volumes of ancient collections are not divided into volumes. The Qing Dynasty manuscript is written by Wang Binru. The Guxianglou poetry collection is not divided into volumes. The Qing Dynasty manuscript is written by Wang Zhisong. A four-volume collection of poems by Zhenshan people. One volume is a collection of Qing and Wei Dynasties. It was written by Dunhoutang in the seventh year of Jiaqing (1802) in the Qing Dynasty. The 20th volume of the engraving, Shichi 2, ten volumes, compiled by the Xian of the Qing Dynasty and the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the engraving of Wei's Zhenjiangtang