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Chapter 16 Postscript of "Hundred Metaphors" [1]

Postscript of "Hundred Metaphors" [1] On the 20th day of the seventh month in Yimao, the school passed the year of Yongji Chou in the Japanese engraving of Goryeobao. ※ ※ ※ 〔1〕This article was edited according to the manuscript and was written on July 20, 1915.Originally in Lu Xun's self-collected "Bai Yu Jing" proofreading, without title and punctuation. "Hundred Metaphors", full name "Hundred Sentences of Metaphors", a collection of Buddhist fables, written by the ancient Indian Sanghasna, translated by the Indian monks who came to China during the Southern Dynasties and Qi Dynasty.Donated by Lu Xun in 1914, engraved by Jinling Sutra Engraving Office, two volumes.

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