Chapter 50 Notes on the Second Edition of "A Brief History of Chinese Fiction"

After this book was published, I have repeatedly learned from each other and found out its fallacies, so that I can correct it; and Mr. Duzhuo [2] and Tan Zhengbi [3] have not met the same side, and they both wrote books to correct them, with high affection and elegance, especially in my heart.Mr. Tan also used the language of Mr. Wu Qu'an's "Gu Qu Yu Tan" to see that, ""You Gui Ji" was written by Shi Junmei. Junmei, named Hui, is also written by the layman of Nai'an." He said It's very new, but I don't know what book "Zeng Tan" is, so I haven't supplemented it; it is still recorded here for readers' reference.

On September 10, 2005, Lu Xun knew. EE [1] This article was originally printed in the bound volume republished by Beijing Beixin Book Company in September 1925. [2] Duzhuo is Shou Zhulin (1873-1961), named Pengfei, courtesy name Zhulin, from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and the second son of Shou Jingwu, Lu Xun's young school teacher.He once wrote a letter to Lu Xun with the signature of "dumb clumsy", pointing out that in "A Brief History of Chinese Novels: Qing Dynasty Novels of the Jin and Tang Dynasties and Their Tributaries", it was said that Luanyang belonged to Fengtian, but it should be said that the jurisdiction belonged to Rehe.

[3] Tan Zhengbi was born in Jiading, Jiangsu (now part of Shanghai).He used to be a professor at Shanghai Aurora University and China Academy of Art.Author of "Outline of Chinese Literature History" and so on.On July 8, 1925, he wrote to Lu Xun, introducing the materials about Shi Naian in Wu Mei's "Gu Qu Yu Tan". 〔4〕Wu Qu'an (1884-1939), named Mei, courtesy name Qu'an, was born in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province, a drama theorist.He joined Nanshe in his early years.He is the author of "Introduction to Chinese Opera", "Simplified Notation of Southern and Northern Ci", etc. "Gu Qu Yu Tan", a monograph on the study of opera, is divided into two volumes, the first and the second, published by the Shanghai Commercial Press in 1916.When talking about "You Gui Ji" under the volume, it said: "According to Shi Jun's beautiful name, "Water Margin" is also written by him." Collation note: "Shi Hui's word is Junmei, a native of Wulin. "Worshiping the Moon Pavilion" (now called "Yougui")." "Shi Naian's name is Hui, and the word is Juncheng. Hangzhou native. "Worshiping the Moon Pavilion", Dan." When it was reprinted in 1930, Lu Xun added Wu Mei's statement to the fifteenth chapter, but he thought it was "not credible".