Nineteen volumes. Written by Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty. Also known as the Yongzheng Imperial Selection Quotations. It is collected in the first and nine volumes of the 卍荐花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花花 Its content is a collection of Zen words from Zen monks, lay Buddhists and the Qing Dynasty, etc., including the twelve volumes of the regular collection, one volume of the outer collection, two volumes of the first collection, three volumes of the last collection, and one volume of the current Dharma Assembly. Among them, Zhengcai includes short stories from Seng Zhao, Yongjia Xuanjue, Hanshan, Shide, Weishan Lingyou, Yangshan Huiji, Zhaozhou Congshen, Yunmen Wenyan, Yongming Yanshou, Ziyang Zhenren Zhang Pingshu, Xuedou Chongxian, Yuanwu Keqin, Yulin Tongxiu, Quanxi Xingsen, and Prince Heshuoyong Yuanming (Shizong). The outer collection contains questions and answers from Yunqi and Kehong's Pure Land, and the previous collection and the latter collection are quotes from Zen masters of all dynasties. At the end of the general order of the imperial system, there is the word "The first day of April in the 11th year of the Guichou of Yongzheng (1733). At the beginning of each division, the imperial system was given from the April to the August day of the same year. According to the following chapters of the Imperial Book and the reasons for compiling this book, it was because it was dissatisfied with the quotations of ancient and modern times and re-selected this book. This book was collected in the first month of the first year of Qianlong (1736), and was included in the Qinglong Collection, which was completed in December of the third year of Qianlong, and also has a publication of the Jinling Classic Engraving Department in the fourth year of Guangxu (1878). ［The catalog of the Three Treasures of the Qing Dynasty Volume 5, History of Chinese Buddhism (Jiang Weiqiao) Volume 4 ］ p4561
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